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Jim's Goat Wig

Postby Trethowan » Sat Aug 02, 2014 8:42 pm

Well, after a lot of prototypes, this is what I've ended up with. The goat hair is really soft in places and makes such a natural short-hair look. Thanks again VV for the tip!

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Even though I made three test runs to make sure my pattern was a perfect fit, the final version STILL has a bit of wiggle room. Plus I'm not sure how I want to keep the sideburns down.

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With the flash you can see more of the details (and flaws) and the hide underneath along the sides. The flash always makes his eyes look like they glow.
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Re: Jim's Goat Wig

Postby Iwa_Hoshi » Sun Aug 03, 2014 6:24 am

He looks great with that wig.
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Re: Jim's Goat Wig

Postby Jobee » Sun Aug 03, 2014 10:24 am

Amazing! It's really hard to make a good short hair wig, and you've done it!
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Re: Jim's Goat Wig

Postby richila » Sun Aug 03, 2014 2:25 pm

Nice job! Would Macks silicone ear plugs work to hold the sideburns?
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Re: Jim's Goat Wig

Postby Trethowan » Sun Aug 03, 2014 5:16 pm

Thanks guys! <3

Hey, that's an idea. I don't have any silicone but I have lots of poster putty. I'll try that. Or hot glue! hahaha

Or I could bolt it in and he'd have Frankenstein bolts. LOL
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Re: Jim's Goat Wig

Postby Kirahfaye » Sun Aug 03, 2014 7:52 pm

That looks good on him! Maybe you could glue some spare goat hair over the hide that shows?
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Re: Jim's Goat Wig

Postby victoriavictrix » Mon Aug 04, 2014 3:35 am

Did you run a hot knife or a woodburner over all the edges to make them curl under and give you a natural look rather than a cut-leather look?

I think it looks terrific on him, very natural!
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Re: Jim's Goat Wig

Postby Trethowan » Mon Aug 04, 2014 7:27 am

victoriavictrix wrote:Did you run a hot knife or a woodburner over all the edges to make them curl under and give you a natural look rather than a cut-leather look?

I think it looks terrific on him, very natural!



AH! I forgot that part. Back to Amazon I go. Thanks! The color is just perfect for him.



Kirah, I did think about placing more hairs in some of the thin spots and over the seams.
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