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Springbok Hornsby ~Monoyasha

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New horns able to be ordered! These are based off of springbok horns. These were not hand sculpted; they were cast off actual springbok horns, so they are VERY realistic.

Slight bit of curve to them they're 7.5" long/tall, and weigh very little. Slush cast plastic and filled with a rigid foam to help keep their shape. They can be made solid like these, or can be cast hollow and clear to be used for LEDs. Can come in almost any color, including UV colors.

These horns can be found on our website, and in our webstore for purchase.

~Angeldess Jan 3, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

Hi there! I can't seem to find these horns on your site to be ordered. Can you direct me please?

~Monoyasha Jan 4, 2013 Professional Artisan Crafter

we do not have them available at this time.

~sparkyspawnoffire Aug 10, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

how would you attach them to possibly a wig?

~Kuurasusi Aug 8, 2012 Student Digital Artist

can these kind of horns be used in maybe faun cosplay? are the how light, i mean is the material light enough to be just glued with spirit gum so they hold on your forhead?

~Monoyasha Aug 8, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

they are very light weight but i would not recommend gluing to your skin unless you make a latex attachment piece.

~Kuurasusi Aug 8, 2012 Student Digital Artist

Latex attachment piece?
I thinked that, but we dont have any latex and no time to order it..
but i dont even know how to use latex liquid glue.(we bought that thinking we could use it but we dunno how to use it)
I made my own horns out of superlon, paperclay and now we have attachment problems. They swirl on the outside and they are kinda heavy and our spirit gum glue doesnt keep them plase. we tried headband but fauns have their horns coming out of theur forhead kinda. And we didnt get right position for them.. could you give us a ahand maybe? Or are you bisy? We need desperately your help Monoyasha! ;_;

~Monoyasha Aug 8, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

best thing i can think of is use paperclay (air drying paper pulp) to build up the bottom of the horns so they have a bigger base and smooth surface to use spirit gum on. or make a base out of foamies and put a little fur around the bottom of the horns to make them look nicer. Only thing is we are not open for any horn molds as all our molds have ripped apart and wont have time to make new ones until after our move this month.

~Kuurasusi Aug 8, 2012 Student Digital Artist

Okay, we will try those! Thanks!

~Blue-Dragon-Luck Mar 14, 2012 Student

how heavy are they? the "normal" fill?

~Monoyasha Mar 15, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

Very very light, only a few ounces.

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