And it turned out beautifully, thank you!
Thanks also for posting this - I'll try to get some photos of it being worn up soon.

(hugs)

Am happy that you enjoyed it :) Twas definitely quite the challenge the first time.. It still is a challenge with having to do the zipper, but the more I do the better I'm getting!!

Oh wow! I am impressed :3 <3

Thanks :) This is quite a mask to work with!!

Hehehe, I bet! looks great and I bet on its even better ;)

Thanks :) This is quite a mask to work with!!

Awesome!

Thankyee :) Yours is moving right along, am sculpting horns now... got some great refs from ebay (if ya go there and do a search for gazelle horns you'll see the one trophy skull with gorgeous horn refs on it... whatcha think?

Sweet. I'm going to see about sending more money to ya soon!

I have to say, I like the look of the somewhat shorter neck - though that may just be due to the bulk of the mask. The green eyes are just absolutely lovely too

This is about the longest I can actually get without going nuts: I originally wanted to go a bit longer (to tuck under the neck of a rubber shirt for example) but as it Is these are crazy to get coated like this as it is, as the entire thing is coated in a few layers of rubber o make i one solid piece!!

How flexible is it? Particularly without cracking or splitting? Enough to take the range of motion of the head and neck?

I worry endlessly about such things. Some of the rubbers I've encountered have the tensile strength of saltine crackers, others could be tied in knots without cracking. Some of it seems to be related to how it's molded.

Oh, and might some other eye colors eventually be possible? Maybe exchangeable lenses?

Very flexible! I Have encountered older masks already that have been treated with dimethecone which are as tough as the butyl masks!! They definitely hold up well when taken care of properly!!

There are different lens options already available: Mirrored Green, Blue, Red, and a variety of colored clear lenses too!

oooh , it's a horse , cute

Thankya! :) Horsies are neat :)

That's gotta be the yummiest looking hood I've seen you produce. Fabulous work!

Thankyee :) Its all coming together much better these days!! :)

*pounces you*

Zeebie-ra! :) Stripeybutt! :) Smexygal! ;)

Hey, hon!

damn Steg, you have got major skills! Hehe, I still remember how your house smelled like ammonia after your first attempt at mask making with liquid latex. You have come a long way man. Just awesome!

Heh :) It Still smells like ammonia at times, but now Kat has gotten used to it!!

lol, you're a kook. Keep up the awesome work man!

Wow awesome... but do the ears bend? they looks a bit fragile

The ears are quite bouncy actually :) Theyre "Welded" by rubber onto the hood, and thus the whole thing is one big huge piece of solid rubber! Once theyre welded into place, they have to be cut off!

i wish i was a horse , they are huge with very long faces