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So, my friend -finally- sent me a picture of me wearing the stilts at anthrocon. And so I'm uploading it. Woo.
They're not pretty, they're not done, but they do work, and I'll be selling sets soon :D
They're pretty comfortable to wear to be honest, although there is a few minor bugs I need to fix. But hey, that's why prototypes are made!
I know they will support at least 280 lbs, as I had a friend who weighs that try them.
(I'm thinking $350 uncovered and unfinished. Just the stilts themselves with no foam or skin applied)
They're not pretty, they're not done, but they do work, and I'll be selling sets soon :D
They're pretty comfortable to wear to be honest, although there is a few minor bugs I need to fix. But hey, that's why prototypes are made!
I know they will support at least 280 lbs, as I had a friend who weighs that try them.
(I'm thinking $350 uncovered and unfinished. Just the stilts themselves with no foam or skin applied)
Category All / All
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File Size 522.9 kB
This is one reason I never really was fond on fursuites but I really like that someone (here) went after that problem. I'm not fond of plantigrade furs. If I had to wear one, I would want something just like this. Clever! Since its an unfinished prototype, I won't say anything about the actual look here. But this is faaaantastic.
Well, it depends on how much your materials cost. Three hours of labor on something of that magnitude and quality for a prototype is awesome, but it should go even quicker by making casts of the prototype, and trying out different, cheaper inner materials, like PVC and different kinds of metals, take measurements of buyers' feet, and try making a prototype of each and every size, and you'll have a massive product to sell, because a LOT of furs would enjoy a pair of these.
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