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My new exclusive post-apocalyptic helmet is ready! I made it in six months. used a variety of materials, from plastic to metal. The main advantage of this helmet is the movable lower jaw, on springs and bearings.
More info: inspireuplift.com
What do you think ?
Lakota Wolf 1 year ago (edited)
How awesome! I love the burnished "bone" look. Do you intend to recommend to the buyer to wear a balaclava under it? I've made fursuit-type masks with moving jaws, and depending on the spring location and size, they can REALLY hurt your skin XD Plus, you'd see a lot of the underlying human underneath without a balaclava - I found that out on my latest mask, which was a modified canine skull-type mask. Broke the illusion too hard when you could see my pale cheeks through the open jaws!
Reactor Lab (Post author) 1 year ago
Hello! A balaclava is not required, the helmet sits comfortably on the head. In my helmet, the springs do not touch the face, the jaw opens due to the chin.
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Lakota Wolf 1 year ago (edited)
How awesome! I love the burnished "bone" look. Do you intend to recommend to the buyer to wear a balaclava under it? I've made fursuit-type masks with moving jaws, and depending on the spring location and size, they can REALLY hurt your skin XD Plus, you'd see a lot of the underlying human underneath without a balaclava - I found that out on my latest mask, which was a modified canine skull-type mask. Broke the illusion too hard when you could see my pale cheeks through the open jaws!
Reactor Lab (Post author) 1 year ago
Hello! A balaclava is not required, the helmet sits comfortably on the head. In my helmet, the springs do not touch the face, the jaw opens due to the chin.
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