How to Model Puppet Eyes for 3D Printing - Online Workshop

REGISTER TODAY - SPOTS ARE LIMITED! Tired of using ping pong balls and plastic spoons? Irritated by the limited choices (and high prices) of online puppet-building suppliers? Frustrated with how to securely attach eyes to the puppet's face? Then this workshop is for you! Product Description Terms & Conditions FAQs Why 3D-Printed Eyes? 3D-printed eyes are lightweight and durable. A mechanism for attachment can be designed right into the eyes, making it more of an engineered part than eyes created by other methods. Learning to model in 3D is a transferable skill. Start with a pair of eyes and move to noses, teeth, horns, and even complex mechanisms for in-performance animations. Unlike casting resin in silicone molds, or vacuum-forming sheets of styrene plastic, modeling eyes for 3D printing costs $0 to get started and can yield a typical pair of eyes for less than $10 - and that's if you DON'T have a 3D printer. With a printer of your own, a pair of eyes costs less than a buck