I am going to commission you, just can't seem to find the right fur for Milo :<

the problem with the 1-3 toned fur is that when I work with the head, it looks different and with my current fur, I dont like the undertones

I can't really nail down a price range for any of the versions you've listed I guess because most of the costs I've seen on Fursuit Making Sites and such seem almost steep, at least from my point of view because my money amount isn't the greatest to afford 'em, but at the same point, they seem appropriate enough due to the amount of time and materials but into making a suit.

But I guess, in regards to prices. I would say, the cost should be the cost of materials with the underlying cost of time it took to put together all the materials, but that's just my personal view on it.

67,000 dollars and some change

whats the dif bt digigrade and plantigrade?

Oh cool ty!

I had an idea of charging a certain amount per hour of work on the suit, but then I realized that you would have to prove to the buyer that you worked efficiently so that you're not ripping the buyer off. Maybe instead you could use a standard flat-rate labor fee plus a certain percentage of the cost of the materials, depending on whether you bought the materials or the buyer did.

Sorry, I'm a math geek, sometimes I throw information out there and confuse myself. ^^'