would be a very nice set :3 I'd say about $200 for it? depending on material costs

wohhh nice!

Oooh! :D Very nice ^^

I hate you. Stop making amazing stuff and going in the direction I love the most (werewolves). :P

They're gorgeous, you're very talented with shapes.

I hate you.

Such contradictions in one post. I love it. And I love the name too. Garou, love old WhiteWolf RPG.

Well no, it has nothing to do with WhiteWolf, actually... Loup-Garou is french for Werewolf and I'm francophone. ;)

Right, that is were they got the name from for the White Wolf books. Still a nice name though. ^^

Looks freakin' awesome! :D If it's meant to be furred though, those fine details need to be carved in way deeper to show up. I have absolutely no idea what to tell you to price it at, as I don't know how expensive/complicated it is to make the mold. My budget for buying something like that would be $60-90 personally.

very nice sculpting. :P

Got some gorgeous shape to it.

Beautiful...I would definitely be interested in buying a kit from you. :)

LOVLEY! Ooooo, you make me wanna try casting myself D: This is seriously some amazing sculpting

I love it, but the one thing keeping me from considering getting it is I personally think the eyes are set too far apart :< I entirely understand the tear-duct vision thing, though, and your work is absolutely mind-boggling ^^ So please I apologize ahead of time if my words are taken in a negative light, as I in no way mean to insult your stuff from what I said.

PS: I'd shell about $100 for it if I were to get one. ^^

Nono, I hear ya and agree. Yeah that is one of the things thats always bugged me about taxidermy eye'd masks, the eyes have to be set way far part for there to be good vision- sometimes it works, sometimes it dosnt. I think what I have going here is a pretty good balance going in this instance but if I could put those eyes closer together and still have good vision, I totally would. Whats NICE about thos build though is that if someone wanted to, they could cut out a substantially larger portion of the plastic and put in larger mesh and then be able to bring those eyes closer together, and I think I may try that in the future. But thats the thing about costuming, something will always be sacrificed for something else, be it durability, aesthetics or comfort.

I think with enough cheek and neck fluff to make the head appear a bit larger, the eyes wouldn't seem so close together.

er... I mean far apart.

hmm, thats a very good point.

what species and size jaw set is that? and what material is that if you dont mind me asking, is it a special kind of sculpting plastic? ive really wanted to make a head and i really dont know where to start, theres soooo many different ways and im just not sure which way would be right for me... ive made a few crappy ones in the past, but just ones that where for halloween costumes, nothing sturdy or long lasting... this looks like a great idea to sell as kits for people who want to do it themselves but dont know where to start!

its a smooth-on brand casting plastic and its the wolf hinged jawset from vandykes.

Aw man I want one! I'd be curious to nkow how much you are selling them for when you get there :)