dang o.o

Gaawwwd daaamn they're huge!

YOU'll BE GOOD AT RUNNING, ARSON, WEDDINGS, AND ART! *Explosion*

*derpy runner face*

YOU'll EVEN BE GOOD AT IRONY!
:P XD

TOP SCORE!

PREPOSTERONE!

BEAR-BLASTING!

HUMP-CATTING

KENYA!
youre awesome.

RUNNING, ARSON, WEDDINGS, AND.... ART! :P

man i need powerthirst..... i really suck at drawing... and im a furry lol

you forgot "football" after "running".

ENERGY LEGS!!!

i thought you were gonna use them :/

400 BABIES

The hooves look awesome. I'm so forwarding these submission links to the girl who made my suit. She's a unimule and loves hooves.

Also, seeing you in a full body suit makes me wanna cuddle that much more just for fun. :3 (at least I think it's a full body)

Yep, its a full suit; from nose to tail.

i thought you looked naked but couldn't tell!

Look awesome!

Cool ^.^

Who or what are they for? I am curious.

Hehe... thx. I'm actually vacuum bagging the next set so they'll be extra awesome.

Everything thats composite needs to be "finished by hand". Vacuum bagging simply presses the carbon and epoxy against the mold with alot of pressure to ensure the plys are squeezed together and to eliminate air bubbles. Vacuum bagging also makes the part slightly lighter because it squeezes out all the excessive epoxy from the part. With the previous hooves, I have been relying on gravity and the stickiness of the epoxy but there are always some small spot that doesnt wanna lay-down because of the sharpness of the angle or ridge, so i'd have to sand the flaw and fill it in after its cured which takes alot of time.

As for a Composite nose... I can only make composites in their "natural" color. There are dyes out there to tint epoxy, but I dont have any. And I really don't have the time to be investing in producing plugs, molds, and parts for noses.