@Sadist Fake Bootleg Tiki tbh ur entitled to ur opinions so I'm not gonna bother u about it. Just maybe don't take out any and all insecurities on others who want to mind their own business
The tail that you showd us is perfect for someone who wants to do a Turanid Hormagaunt/Termigaunt cosplay, Thank you for doing this as I now Know how to do a Tyranid cosplay!
@-Delta sans owo- there are genuine cases of reincarnation that solved murders, so I don't necessarily think there's just one life. That may be true for some, but I don't think it's true for everyone. And while I disagree with what you say, don't delete or change what you said. Because you have the right to say it.
Omg, anyone remember those wooden snakes you could get that would move like this? I remember using that as a tail way back in the baby stages of my cosplay days. This is basically a more advanced nicer version of that omg so cool.
Splatoon cosplayer here, I've been trying to find a way to have moving hair tentacles without making them too heavy or lumpy, functionally similar to the lekku styles from Star wars. This might be a good solution if it can be head mounted!
I felt in love when I saw one of your prototypes on Instagram, and I've always wanted to make a tail which would look realistic in movement, and that post gived me hope, so I've waited until you could teach us how to make them, and I'm very happy you did it! Thank you so much, your work is awesome, I'll keep be watching your projects in the future, so keep it up
so for the last couple of years I've been toying with a similar idea, I did not want to risk spending money on materials I couldn't afford especially with looming cons and everything I was focusing on at the time on top of the arthritis in my hands affecting my ability to do heavy tasks such as carving foam. I am SO glad you put this video because I've been able to sit down and figure out what my best option is for my dragon born going forward. I have thousands of sketches trying to figure out motion with just so many numbers all of the place and even some 3d motion renderings some where on my google drive. THANK YOU!!!!!
I used this as a basis for making something similar for my daughter for a dragon costume, though my stretchy fabric was black and green, and I scaled it all over and added folded faux-leather spines instead of plates on top. She was thrilled. Thank you so much for sharing!
I’ve seen all of your previous tails before-I never would’ve guessed it was the same person. You have no idea how much respect I have for you. :) I can’t wait to see more of your creations!
this is so helpful! I love that you included so many different experiments, so I have a jumping off point for my own articulated tail project. 4 years after posting this and youre still helping cosplayers with their builds :)
5:20 I saw the way that sewing machine looks and +100 trust, +10 respect. That thing has seen battle looks like a well worn, well used tool as all tools should be.
To make it swish a bit less, it'd probably help to make the sections near the base a bit bigger and/or the gaps between the sections smaller, but honestly that dragon tail already looks amazing as is. Well done!
The video is almost one year old. These prototypes were later sold at low prices, and I partially blocked the movement of the purple tail with extra padding.
Idk why but they totally gave me an "NPC in an RPG" vibe lol, especially the person on the stationary bike. Like you'd walk up to him and he'd go "I got to thinking, maybe I'm the Dragonborn, and I just don't know it yet."
here to tell you you saved my Mardi-Gras-costuming life. you are a godsend. this has been in my head for months now and this is exactly what I've been trying to do!
A fully articulated tail is ALWAYS necessary. Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts and experiences! This is very interesting and gives me ideas for future costumes. Edit: I love how frank you are about your accent (which is beautiful btw). Really added to the video~
Oh my gosh! You are SOOO adorable and talented. Thanks for sharing your processes in making articulated tails. My daughter loves them! She wants me to help her make one and this video has helped me SO MUCH! All the best to you! We love listening your cute French accent!!!
Why I recommend subscribing 1 excellent tutorial very comprehensive 2 she is a pretty girl 3 she is a devoted creator/engineer- sticks in with her goal and NEVER gives up the goal She keeps her inner eye on the vision of the prize 4 really cool designs nit just a costume its sooo much more 5 creative people need to have ways if proactively making her dream come. True Take a minute to like and subscribe Why should my opinion matter? Cause I get jealous so when I say it's worth it for you ...I am glad I did not let being a hater cause she got do much stop me from the aha moment when I realized...this is the kind of effort I need to be looking for so my dreams take form ....thanks
I’ve been looking at the progress of The Tail ™️ from a looong time ago, because I want to cosplay a character that happens to have an alligator tail. The last solution, with fake leather and padding, is awesome! Also, watching you make experiments is really inspiring and really shows how much you enjoy making this. Thanks!
Thanks so much for sharing this process. I plan to make a Krampus costume very soon and want a tail for it. Seeing the detailed process has given me great ideas!
I have ALWAYS wanted to see a tail that moved like this. The design is so incredible 😍 I hope that in the future a product like this can be purchased easily 😉
Thank you for this. I appreciated your journey and thoughts on solving those little things that just "didn't seem quite right." You are quite an artist - keep going!
I'm working on a cosplay tail for my brother of Montgomery Gator... My friends sent me this link as a guide (me, not knowing anything at all before this video) and I learned a LOT about sewing! Of course, the tail isn't perfect; I made it much to small to even act as an alligator tail. But in the future I will DEFINITELY be looking back to this video and re-working on the project I'm sure!!
Your innovation is truly remarkable and has the potential .The amount of time, effort, and dedication you put into developing this invention is truly commendable. 👍
i also try to do a tail more than 20 years a go. i did it with differnd sizes of foam sphers and 4 strings of twine (it neverworks) but to day i know i just had to use a 5 string. its always nice to see how other manages the problem :)
this is the same method they used in old movies for making such tails back then they made the entire core one material however, so instead of sections just one plastic or foam like center and then some washers running through it with some rings on the ends. then some ropes through it fixed at the end and going through the holes a the ends of the washers(so they had some distance from the center of the tail). and then to the motor to controll it each side had one wire. make one longer and one shorter and the tail moves to one side,the opposite to the other side, etc.
Oh my god, I have been looking for an articulated tail tutorial that does not include foam for a long time and I will 1000000% be using this tutorial to make a tail 😊
Thank you! My niece wants a furry animal costume, so of course I want to help make that happen. Upholstery foam is hard to come by in my area, and expensive to order online. I love this because it's more sewing than foam sculpting, so I don't have to buy MORE stuff!
Thx for vid. I’ll be getting my protogen “head kit” in a few weeks, now I can make a cool tail to go with it. 👍 I like the cloth based one (first one) seems really easy.
Adding this video to my "need to find later" playlist so I can reference this when finally making the tail I want to wear constantly. It is to correct my seated posture lol.
am making fearne calloways staff from critical role. it has 2 wooden snake heads that can come alive. have been wracking my brain on how to animate said snakes. and this truly inspired me, had to thank you. :D
Salut, Vraiment super tuto. En plus tu as pris la peine de refaire un prototype exprès pour en faire un timelapse, et tu l'as présenté en anglais... chapeau ! Je n'ai pas tes compétences mais ça m'a l'air réalisable à mon niveau ; je vais m'attaquer à ça dans les prochains jours. Je n'ai pas encore de machine à coudre donc il va falloir tout faire à la main T-T mais sinon niveau matos ça doit être bon. Merci d'avoir partagé ta procédure ;)
Mais c'est génial ! J'adore !! Merci pour ce tuto, j'imaginais faire quelque chose comme ça mais je pensais que ça ne fonctionnerait pas :D ♥ tu es formidable !
This is very useful! I would like to make a Blue Eyes White Dragon costume some time. I have a question regarding the the bottom of the tail. The Blue Eyes tail is smooth on the bottom, would making the top and bottom plates be more useful in achieving a smooth look? And how would I fix the gap problem if I have two smooth plates? I have not made a tail like this before so this is all very new to me!
This lass and adam savage both: Make a tail with a segmented system, surprised pikachu that a _spinal column_ is flexible. Because that is what they have effectively done, is to build a spine like every mammal has. It is both amusing and fun to watch them go through the process.
You just made me have the best idea in history. I'mma get the resources in the video to make a Maga Orochi Tail (From Ultraman Orb series. If no one knows that series and that kaiju, you may look it up. Don't hesitate.) as a personal project.
Why not limit the movement by using set-lenght thread? First decide on the maximum curvature you want, then use a thread and tie the two ends to the two adjacent sections. Repeat for each pair of sections, on both sides. That's my first thought, dunno if it might work but if anyone tries it let me know.
Я сделала хвост по такому принципу около полугода назад, по твоим постам:) он очень простой, из ткани и картона, с шаблоном от руки, сшит вручную, но он подвижный, и забавляет меня:)
Can you please do the wolf tail? I was wondering on how to make it move without me make it moved when I am walking or spinning or others on my kind of project for some movies TV shows kind
Avec l’accent je me disait que c’était pas une anglaise mais une française 😅 Mais juste RESPECT pour pouvoir créer des parties de cosplay 👏 J’en prendrais graine lorsque j’aurais tout les matériaux pour faire mon propre cosplay
at 7:54 and up to the rest of the fur tail bit, i was thinking do you think this would work better with a larger, not so thin version? like as large as the scaled tail.
Maybe you could try a 3in foam base and add 1inch foam on each side and cut it into a cone shape. After that cut 1 inch wide slits into the tail to make sections. I've seen this method used a lot and I think it would help you too, and While your tails work fine as they are, i noticed that the sections are a little too far apart and thats why they move too much to the sides. Im not trying to discourage you im just trying to help and critique, you can use this info or discard it but which ever you choose, I hope you have a nice day or night.
This was a lockdown project and I didn't have much foam (hence the fabric technique) but if I ever get to make another tail I'll be sure to try no materials.
i only have carboard, flextape, hot gluegun and 1 day to make a tail and i remered this video so im really glad youtube recommended this to me that one time
when i was a kid, i used to take palm tree fronds, split them in half and use them as wings/tail to pretend to be a bird. We had a lot of coconut palms at my house growing up
You should try making the part that sits against your lower back with a wood base, maybe even a little wire to git it more structure. Not picking here just something I thought may help improve your design.
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This lady: tails for cosplay that can move!
Furries: (rapidly taking notes)
Lol true
It is true tho. Like me😢
Very true
@Sadist Fake Bootleg Tiki tbh ur entitled to ur opinions so I'm not gonna bother u about it. Just maybe don't take out any and all insecurities on others who want to mind their own business
@Sadist Fake Bootleg Tiki I mean I’m in the furry fandom and the vulture culture community and also want to be a hunter so idk why I’d fight you.
So basically like those old wooden snake toys. Good to know my theories were workable!
Ohh yes those wooden snakes 😄
I'd always get my fingers pinched in those dang things 😂
I loved those
I have one her name is blueberry
@@WeevilLover9000 i has a wooden snake too, dk what im gonna call it tho, i think Diamond would be good.
The tail that you showd us is perfect for someone who wants to do a Turanid Hormagaunt/Termigaunt cosplay, Thank you for doing this as I now Know how to do a Tyranid cosplay!
I'm glad someone recognised it ;)
*Screams in Hive-Mind*
I was not expecting to see Warhammer comments down here! :)
Quick get the heavy flamer
Personally i prefer you because you DON'T blow up worlds
For the scales version, if you maybe used a printed fabric that roughly matched your scales it would disguise the gaps
The person that disliked was jealous they didn’t have talent
Tail props have a bad reputation because they aren't "natural" (which is the entire point of such a build...)
What?! do people expect to have real tails or something?
@-Delta sans owo- wow
@-Delta sans owo- there are genuine cases of reincarnation that solved murders, so I don't necessarily think there's just one life. That may be true for some, but I don't think it's true for everyone.
And while I disagree with what you say, don't delete or change what you said. Because you have the right to say it.
@Sadist Fake Bootleg Tiki but y tho
Omg, anyone remember those wooden snakes you could get that would move like this? I remember using that as a tail way back in the baby stages of my cosplay days. This is basically a more advanced nicer version of that omg so cool.
they sell them at my dollar tree!
Zeus your God?
Splatoon cosplayer here, I've been trying to find a way to have moving hair tentacles without making them too heavy or lumpy, functionally similar to the lekku styles from Star wars. This might be a good solution if it can be head mounted!
Segmented head piece
I kinda wanna see that
I’m not cosplaying and I’m not a furry I just honestly think this is cool and I want to make it then never use it again 😂
a good excuse is for Halloween. lots of option where the concept can be useful.
@@Kittsuera was gonna say, you could make a demon outa this
Do it. I dare you
I made a tail with the foam segment method and used fleece for the cover. It works well and is easy to sew.
7:07 I keep rewatching that, the motion is so fluid!
I've upgraded the video equipment and can do epic slow motions now. I'll make sure to have this kind of demo if I ever build another moving accessory.
I felt in love when I saw one of your prototypes on Instagram, and I've always wanted to make a tail which would look realistic in movement, and that post gived me hope, so I've waited until you could teach us how to make them, and I'm very happy you did it! Thank you so much, your work is awesome, I'll keep be watching your projects in the future, so keep it up
my actual audible reaction to seeing this:
"Oh.. My.. GOD."
*Clicks*
Zeus your God?
@@matimus100 *Yes*
>:)
Are we the same person?? :0
so for the last couple of years I've been toying with a similar idea, I did not want to risk spending money on materials I couldn't afford especially with looming cons and everything I was focusing on at the time on top of the arthritis in my hands affecting my ability to do heavy tasks such as carving foam. I am SO glad you put this video because I've been able to sit down and figure out what my best option is for my dragon born going forward. I have thousands of sketches trying to figure out motion with just so many numbers all of the place and even some 3d motion renderings some where on my google drive. THANK YOU!!!!!
I used this as a basis for making something similar for my daughter for a dragon costume, though my stretchy fabric was black and green, and I scaled it all over and added folded faux-leather spines instead of plates on top. She was thrilled. Thank you so much for sharing!
I’ve seen all of your previous tails before-I never would’ve guessed it was the same person. You have no idea how much respect I have for you. :) I can’t wait to see more of your creations!
Can I just say that I love your accent, I haven’t heard anything like it, but then again I haven’t been out of America. Also you have so much talent.
Thank you ! It's French, and I do not particularly like it.
@@m-sr.3811 La même XD
Furries will DIE to get their hands on those....me too , honestly. It's pretty cool. 😄
this is so helpful! I love that you included so many different experiments, so I have a jumping off point for my own articulated tail project. 4 years after posting this and youre still helping cosplayers with their builds :)
TH-cam, for the 100th time, I'm not a furry!
But that dragon tail tho...
Same
5:20 I saw the way that sewing machine looks and +100 trust, +10 respect. That thing has seen battle looks like a well worn, well used tool as all tools should be.
To make it swish a bit less, it'd probably help to make the sections near the base a bit bigger and/or the gaps between the sections smaller, but honestly that dragon tail already looks amazing as is. Well done!
The video is almost one year old. These prototypes were later sold at low prices, and I partially blocked the movement of the purple tail with extra padding.
9:38 i love how your parents (??) are just going on with their daily business xD
Not a single f*** was given that day.
Idk why but they totally gave me an "NPC in an RPG" vibe lol, especially the person on the stationary bike. Like you'd walk up to him and he'd go "I got to thinking, maybe I'm the Dragonborn, and I just don't know it yet."
Dang this is really helpful. I can’t wait to make my tail for my oc
Have fun!
you are a genius thinking up all these different tail builds! thank you so much for sharing!
I’m new here and wow she’s talented and her accent is really pretty 🥺
M-S R. I have no clue…all I know is pretty lady with a pretty accent
@@m-sr.3811 I recognise it's French cuz of a French dude who likes puff pastry
M-S R. Moi aussi j’ai remarqué 😂
here to tell you you saved my Mardi-Gras-costuming life. you are a godsend. this has been in my head for months now and this is exactly what I've been trying to do!
A fully articulated tail is ALWAYS necessary.
Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts and experiences! This is very interesting and gives me ideas for future costumes.
Edit: I love how frank you are about your accent (which is beautiful btw). Really added to the video~
That one dislike was the one who was too sad he don't have such a masterpiece.
Oh my gosh! You are SOOO adorable and talented. Thanks for sharing your processes in making articulated tails. My daughter loves them! She wants me to help her make one and this video has helped me SO MUCH! All the best to you! We love listening your cute French accent!!!
Why I recommend subscribing
1 excellent tutorial very comprehensive
2 she is a pretty girl
3 she is a devoted creator/engineer- sticks in with her goal and NEVER gives up the goal She keeps her inner eye on the vision of the prize
4 really cool designs nit just a costume its sooo much more
5 creative people need to have ways if proactively making her dream come. True
Take a minute to like and subscribe
Why should my opinion matter?
Cause I get jealous so when I say it's worth it for you ...I am glad I did not let being a hater cause she got do much stop me from the aha moment when I realized...this is the kind of effort I need to be looking for so my dreams take form ....thanks
I’ve been looking at the progress of The Tail ™️ from a looong time ago, because I want to cosplay a character that happens to have an alligator tail. The last solution, with fake leather and padding, is awesome! Also, watching you make experiments is really inspiring and really shows how much you enjoy making this. Thanks!
me who wants to cosplay a random catboy just because it's cute and cringy/cursed "i have found the one"
I also cosplay a random catboy. Mine is hans humpty
Thanks so much for sharing this process. I plan to make a Krampus costume very soon and want a tail for it. Seeing the detailed process has given me great ideas!
I have ALWAYS wanted to see a tail that moved like this. The design is so incredible 😍 I hope that in the future a product like this can be purchased easily 😉
Thank you !
Un grand merci de partager ton savoir faire. Tu as des mains en or ! Continues à nous émerveiller par ton travail !
Thank you for this. I appreciated your journey and thoughts on solving those little things that just "didn't seem quite right." You are quite an artist - keep going!
Great work! Can you make a tutorial about the folding dragon wings?
Thanks ! I do not have the required materials at the moment.
Omg I love your accent!
I love ppl with different accents!
Ppl with cool accents sound cool!
I'm working on a cosplay tail for my brother of Montgomery Gator... My friends sent me this link as a guide (me, not knowing anything at all before this video) and I learned a LOT about sewing! Of course, the tail isn't perfect; I made it much to small to even act as an alligator tail. But in the future I will DEFINITELY be looking back to this video and re-working on the project I'm sure!!
Perfect! now I just need the materials and the machine, the fabrics, the scales and etc .. good tutorial
Sorry about that, it was originally targeted at people who already have tools (mainly cosplayers).
@@arborealkey I understand, but it was not what I really wanted to see, but now I feel like trying it, I thank you for the tutorial 😄. Greetings!
I just had a flash about a half dragon Haku cosplay (from Spirited away) but couldn't figure out the tail part so THANK YOU SO MUCH!
The tail slapping the waterbottle was awesome haha nice aim!
I have plenty of failed footage as well.
This is amazing! Thank you for the help! I needed a way for me to make a tail for my cosplay! Thank you so!
Your innovation is truly remarkable and has the potential .The amount of time, effort, and dedication you put into developing this invention is truly commendable. 👍
i also try to do a tail more than 20 years a go. i did it with differnd sizes of foam sphers and 4 strings of twine (it neverworks) but to day i know i just had to use a 5 string. its always nice to see how other manages the problem :)
The one that moves too much would actually be perfect for one of my ideas, I love this video and how you showed your process, very helpful thankies :D
this is the same method they used in old movies for making such tails back then they made the entire core one material however, so instead of sections just one plastic or foam like center and then some washers running through it with some rings on the ends. then some ropes through it fixed at the end and going through the holes a the ends of the washers(so they had some distance from the center of the tail).
and then to the motor to controll it each side had one wire. make one longer and one shorter and the tail moves to one side,the opposite to the other side, etc.
I'm watching this for inspo on what to do with my fursuit tail, I want Lots Of Wiggle
Same
same :>! i'm glad i've found more people who had the same idea as me!
same im trying to atleast get a partial done for future cons and theres one coming up really soon thats in my home town that im looking forward to
Yes I was wondering if it could work with fur!ah.....I didn't watch the full video....hehe
Sameeeee
Oh my god, I have been looking for an articulated tail tutorial that does not include foam for a long time and I will 1000000% be using this tutorial to make a tail 😊
Thank you! My niece wants a furry animal costume, so of course I want to help make that happen. Upholstery foam is hard to come by in my area, and expensive to order online. I love this because it's more sewing than foam sculpting, so I don't have to buy MORE stuff!
Your niece wants to be a fury and you didn't shoot her on site. Are you okay?
Thx for vid. I’ll be getting my protogen “head kit” in a few weeks, now I can make a cool tail to go with it. 👍
I like the cloth based one (first one) seems really easy.
Adding this video to my "need to find later" playlist so I can reference this when finally making the tail I want to wear constantly.
It is to correct my seated posture lol.
Thank You :DD i Will work on a tail while the quarentine :3
am making fearne calloways staff from critical role. it has 2 wooden snake heads that can come alive. have been wracking my brain on how to animate said snakes. and this truly inspired me, had to thank you. :D
Salut,
Vraiment super tuto. En plus tu as pris la peine de refaire un prototype exprès pour en faire un timelapse, et tu l'as présenté en anglais... chapeau !
Je n'ai pas tes compétences mais ça m'a l'air réalisable à mon niveau ; je vais m'attaquer à ça dans les prochains jours.
Je n'ai pas encore de machine à coudre donc il va falloir tout faire à la main T-T mais sinon niveau matos ça doit être bon.
Merci d'avoir partagé ta procédure ;)
Mon cosplay de dragon sera tellement bien grâce à toi T^T merci, c'est beaucoup trop bien
Mais c'est génial ! J'adore !! Merci pour ce tuto, j'imaginais faire quelque chose comme ça mais je pensais que ça ne fonctionnerait pas :D ♥ tu es formidable !
this is also useful for drawings like wtf lady you just saved my life????? thank u???????????
This is very useful! I would like to make a Blue Eyes White Dragon costume some time. I have a question regarding the the bottom of the tail. The Blue Eyes tail is smooth on the bottom, would making the top and bottom plates be more useful in achieving a smooth look? And how would I fix the gap problem if I have two smooth plates? I have not made a tail like this before so this is all very new to me!
IT LOOKS TOO BEAUTIFUL 😭
This lass and adam savage both: Make a tail with a segmented system, surprised pikachu that a _spinal column_ is flexible. Because that is what they have effectively done, is to build a spine like every mammal has. It is both amusing and fun to watch them go through the process.
You just made me have the best idea in history. I'mma get the resources in the video to make a Maga Orochi Tail (From Ultraman Orb series. If no one knows that series and that kaiju, you may look it up. Don't hesitate.) as a personal project.
Why not limit the movement by using set-lenght thread?
First decide on the maximum curvature you want, then use a thread and tie the two ends to the two adjacent sections. Repeat for each pair of sections, on both sides.
That's my first thought, dunno if it might work but if anyone tries it let me know.
Omg this is amazing, finally something that doesn't need to go up my butt..
5:03 MADE ME LAUGH LOL. "And numbered them to show you I still know how to count to nine." XD
Still my greatest achievement.
I'm big into robotics and I think it would be really cool to tinker with this idea and robotics
Я сделала хвост по такому принципу около полугода назад, по твоим постам:) он очень простой, из ткани и картона, с шаблоном от руки, сшит вручную, но он подвижный, и забавляет меня:)
Great to watch you prototyping process!
I love it. You did a great job. Can't wait to try it.
Can you please do the wolf tail? I was wondering on how to make it move without me make it moved when I am walking or spinning or others on my kind of project for some movies TV shows kind
this girl has the biggest brain I've seen in years
Avec l’accent je me disait que c’était pas une anglaise mais une française 😅
Mais juste RESPECT pour pouvoir créer des parties de cosplay 👏
J’en prendrais graine lorsque j’aurais tout les matériaux pour faire mon propre cosplay
Merci !
at 7:54 and up to the rest of the fur tail bit, i was thinking do you think this would work better with a larger, not so thin version? like as large as the scaled tail.
Maybe you could try a 3in foam base and add 1inch foam on each side and cut it into a cone shape. After that cut 1 inch wide slits into the tail to make sections. I've seen this method used a lot and I think it would help you too, and While your tails work fine as they are, i noticed that the sections are a little too far apart and thats why they move too much to the sides. Im not trying to discourage you im just trying to help and critique, you can use this info or discard it but which ever you choose, I hope you have a nice day or night.
This was a lockdown project and I didn't have much foam (hence the fabric technique) but if I ever get to make another tail I'll be sure to try no materials.
Wow this is incredible!
That so good omg ! I was wondering , are you French or something like that ? Btw it's really cool keep it like that is really amazing ! :D
Wow, this is awesome! Totally making one of my own!!
Educational, thank you.
Oohhh this looks cool !!! If i'll ever need a tail I'm gonna use this video
i only have carboard, flextape, hot gluegun and 1 day to make a tail
and i remered this video so im really glad youtube recommended this to me that one time
You have made this furry happy
I'm not even in the community myself, but I thought it could be interesting
Is this asacoco?
This is so helpful!! Its given me so many ideas! Thank you!!
Thank you so much for making a video on this!
Thank you so much! I will definitely be using these ideas, for my xenomorph inspired costume.
You are an absolute genius 😳
Amazing! It looks so cool when it swings
Thank you !
Incredible work
Thanks for this video! I was able to make a cool tail for my daughter's halloween costume 😁😁
That's awesome!
Oh goodness, getting inspired to make 9 tailed fox trails ^^ (maybe not all 9 or maybe that would be super cool ^^)
This is so cool! Thank you for posting!
Thank you so much for sharing your method :)
when i was a kid, i used to take palm tree fronds, split them in half and use them as wings/tail to pretend to be a bird. We had a lot of coconut palms at my house growing up
Thank you so much, incredible work!
You should try making the part that sits against your lower back with a wood base, maybe even a little wire to git it more structure.
Not picking here just something I thought may help improve your design.
I used to make wing harnesses out of wood, and it is extremely uncomfortable. However, heat-shaped PVC would work.
a thread running along the middle of the tail through the puches to put a "limit" on the flexing?
Im gonna try to mix the scale tail idea with the base along with the fur since my fursona is a mix of robot so I have the option to redo it
That could be interesting!
Thank you for sharing! I really appreciate the tutorial you have made :)
this is extremely clever, thank you for this!!
This is really great and very doable! thanks