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Updated 3rd September, 2014
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Reproduction animal horns, for costume or crafts!
Using moulds taken from real horns, the main intention of these replicas was to be worn, so they're designed to be both strong and lightweight.
The horns have a double outer layer of polyurethane resin, filled with rigid polyurethane foam. This provides a good balance between the need for light weight, excellent detail reproduction and good resistance to wear & tear.
Pricing:
Plain: £50
Brown/black pigmentation: +£5
Other colours: +£5 plus cost of buying pigments, if required
Custom colours: +£10 plus cost of buying pigments, if required for mixing
Black effect wash: +£5
Stats:
Approx outer dimensions of those shown: 190 x 170 x 120mm (as if placed in imaginary box)
Max weight (pair): 563g
Shipping & ordering:
Orders will be posted via a service that provides confirmation of delivery.
In the UK this usually means 1st Class Recorded, Special Delivery or occasionally by courier for large orders.
For international orders, the primary services are Airsure and International Small Packets. International courier is available but be aware this can cost 3-5 times the others for even the basic service.
Horns will be bubble-wrapped and boxed with surrounding packing material.
Returns cannot be accepted for international orders.
Refunds will only be given with photographic evidence of manufacturing flaws.
Production time is usually 2-3 weeks.
A Paypal invoice will be provided for order payment once the full order has been compiled.
Prices and options changed
Reproduction animal horns, for costume or crafts!
Using moulds taken from real horns, the main intention of these replicas was to be worn, so they're designed to be both strong and lightweight.
The horns have a double outer layer of polyurethane resin, filled with rigid polyurethane foam. This provides a good balance between the need for light weight, excellent detail reproduction and good resistance to wear & tear.
Pricing:
Plain: £50
Brown/black pigmentation: +£5
Other colours: +£5 plus cost of buying pigments, if required
Custom colours: +£10 plus cost of buying pigments, if required for mixing
Black effect wash: +£5
Stats:
Approx outer dimensions of those shown: 190 x 170 x 120mm (as if placed in imaginary box)
Max weight (pair): 563g
Shipping & ordering:
Orders will be posted via a service that provides confirmation of delivery.
In the UK this usually means 1st Class Recorded, Special Delivery or occasionally by courier for large orders.
For international orders, the primary services are Airsure and International Small Packets. International courier is available but be aware this can cost 3-5 times the others for even the basic service.
Horns will be bubble-wrapped and boxed with surrounding packing material.
Returns cannot be accepted for international orders.
Refunds will only be given with photographic evidence of manufacturing flaws.
Production time is usually 2-3 weeks.
A Paypal invoice will be provided for order payment once the full order has been compiled.
Category Photography / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 569 x 1280px
File Size 94.6 kB
As these are the larger horns I generally recommend going with a hard-fill base and wiring them in place to a stiff panel or headband. On a head with a good thick layer of material though, it's probably overkill.
I'd probably use a proper fabric glue, as hot-glue tends to peel away from smooth outer surfaces eventually and doesn't soak into rigid foam as well as a fabric glue might. Generally your goal is to secure the flat end of the base to the fabric or foam under it to prevent it's location moving around and use the fur around the (presumed) mounting hole to keep it secured down. Basically make a small cupola to mount the base in and glue in from all sides.
I'd probably use a proper fabric glue, as hot-glue tends to peel away from smooth outer surfaces eventually and doesn't soak into rigid foam as well as a fabric glue might. Generally your goal is to secure the flat end of the base to the fabric or foam under it to prevent it's location moving around and use the fur around the (presumed) mounting hole to keep it secured down. Basically make a small cupola to mount the base in and glue in from all sides.
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