Recent content by SuperJay

It's been a long while since I've last updated. http://www.northfur.ca/ Since the last update here, we've made more than a dozen new facial pieces and we've created several sets of ear tips. New facial pieces include a Large Horse Muzzle, Sheep/Goat Nose, Cow/Bull Nose, Bear Nose, Lizard Nose...

Well, Spring is here and we've gotten an update online. Our site: http://www.northfur.ca We've managed to make a new Horse/Donkey nose and we did some applications of our Small and Large Wolf Muzzles among a few others: We've also gotten a few more of the Lyonshel pieces online like the...

So a shark prosthetic eh? Well, here's one that I started about 3 years ago that I never finished. http://www.northfur.ca/prosthetics/142/ I still have the molds for it. If it's suitable for what the OP is trying to make, I could try to finish the jaw and then make the teeth.

Well, if you're looking at the wolf/dog nose in slush cast latex, the nostrils of the nose should be able to be cut off easily. If you're worried about condensation, place a small twisted piece of kleenex/tissue into the nose, lining the lip area, before gluing it on. If you're looking at the...

We have completed another update to our site. There are a few new noses, Panda and Rat, added to the lineup of prosthetics and masks. We've also completed a custom deer mask for a LARPer. There are new photos of Lyonshel pieces and we've also added many new photos of other custom painted...

Yes, Larpax is just a brand name for Pax Paint, it's the same product. http://www.northfur.ca/shop/index.php?m ... th=105_109 Keep in mind it can freeze during shipping, in a few weeks, we'll likely be disabling the adhesives and pax and other liquids from the cart until the spring.

Well, we got more pieces online including the lady cat, again all Lyonshel pieces are in our cart under Lyonshel. So far we have the Cat Face, Lady Cat, Big Cat, Dalmatian/Rabbit, Bulldog, Monkey, Pig and Camel online. The next ones will be Rat and Beast. The Snake won't be online until much...

As in the words of Prof. Farnsworth: "Good news everyone!" Lyonshel is back online! After a previous business deal with other parties fell through, Lyonshel has teamed up with us as NorthFur FX to bring back Rick's classic masks. We're now the manufacturer and primary distributor of Lyonshel...

Re: NorthFur Prosthetics & Masks with Lyonshel Hello to all! I'm here with a big Halloween update. We're happy to announce that Lyonshel is back! After two years of absence, NorthFur FX is now the manufacturer and primary distributor for Lyonshel Studios' entire line of masks. We have a few...

Re: Prosthetics & Masks Well, we did another small update recently, so this may help you decide which nose to go with Kevar. Specifically, for males, the Wild Cat Nose and Cat Face are better choices over the small cat nose. We uploaded photos of the Cat Face in hot foam latex painted as a...

Re: Prosthetics & Masks Well, another big update went up onto my site. I've re-sculpted more older pieces with new updated versions, these include a Cat face, small Rodent nose, and a few other noses. The specific updates are online: http://www.northfur.ca/

I really should add the jaw of my orc prosthetic as a separate item in the cart, I've had a number of people ask for the jaw only, so could this be of help to you? http://www.northfur.ca/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=83_93&products_id=408

Re: Prosthetics & Masks It's been a while since I've been active on these boards. I figure I might was well post in my old topic rather than create a new one. I've managed to get an update going for my site. I've had to resculpt several pieces over these past 8 months, my older moulds have...

1) If you have a latex allergy, you *really* shouldn't use latex prosthetics at all. It could flare up or become worse over time, and risking having your airway constrict won't be fun. Could you possibly have an allergy to your adhesive instead? Are you using Spirit Gum or Pros-Aid? 2) There...

Water based makeup can be set to an extent with hairspray or a fixing spray. A few passes over the dry painted ears, let them dry and they should be be somewhat smudge-resistant. For Oil based makeup, try using translucent powder (or regular talcum powder). LarPAX is simply Rick's own...