#dc#batman#dc comics#bruce wayne#dick grayson#batfam#tim drake#batfamily#dc fanart
seen from Germany
seen from Brazil
seen from Belarus
seen from Spain
seen from Germany
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from China
seen from Japan
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from Germany
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Chile
seen from United States
seen from Germany
WHO KNOWS if people are still looking for these. but I stuck some of the files from fnafbots old tumblr up on archive.org. Its the pdf templates for their Freddy head and Foxy head, as well as the templates for the face mechanisms. Also the Arduino files I had on hand because why not Here you go knock yourself out :D
I am looking for FNAF Spring trap head template or costume template but having the hardest time finding it! My son is dying to be Spring Trap for Halloween can you please share the link? Every one I have found has recommended yours however, the files are empty.
A face appears
New project coming soon..
Where did you manage to find FNAFBOT's templates? I can't seem to find them
YEAH It was really hard to find! @____@ It was one of the more recent ones, it says the links are outdated but they work fine!
EDIT: I found them again, they’re all here! http://fnafbot.tumblr.com/post/126467180755/here-you-go-in-honor-of-4-games-in-one-year
I actually got almost all of Mangle’s skeleton done in a night! I used @fnafbot ‘s foxy template with a few tweaks (ovular eyeholes, one cheek-fluff peak instead of two, and a handle so it can be a mounted or used as a hand-held puppet as well!).
I made it out of the sheet plastic I use to make fursuit eyes (I hardly use black so I have a ton of extra, and it looks great for this too!) so it’d be more durable than the suggested foamcore. I was worried it’d be too thin but I just cut all the holes for the tabs smaller & reinforced everything with hotglue once it was assembled & it’s super sturdy & still lightweight! The plastic is also great because you don’t have to worry about it getting damaged if it’s bent, so WAY easier to deal with, cut out, & put together.
It also needs it's ear & jaw attachments, which will be on a spring for extra non-mechanical movement!
The eye mechanics are just held together with dowels for right now until I get brads tomorrow. I also have capsules for eyes & eyelids in the mail now! I wanna check out local hobby shops for servos as soon as I have a bit of extra cash, too!
Ears, teeth, along with a few details still need to be added but I guess it looks pretty good🐰
Toy Bonnie in progress 🐰
