Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Orchel's Cat Mask and Accessories from Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave!
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

ACCESSORIES:

STL format. Should fit on any printer. Includes gauntlets and rings for both PLA (multi-part) and TPU (flex open.) 

The pendant prints in multiple parts, and has a guide hole for installing a screw eye to thread the chain onto.

MASK:

STL format. Should fit on any printer 220x220x220; all pieces are whole, so they have to print with supports, but this way they have no tricky seams.

The front mask + "crown" with ears print separately, and come off on a post and magnet system. The back band does as well. All of these attach to an inner helmet that is good for mounting the  wig fibre/hair/braids on, and this way you can take the mask off as needed for breaks when wearing the costume.

The eyes print separately as well, and are thin, domed prints. You can print them solid as-is and have no visibility, or you can use the prints as a buck to shape clear plastic over and fit them into the eyeholes. Of course, you can also just put black mesh behind the holes to shade the eyes while still having breathable visibility, but it won't be domed the same way.

I suggest printing the inner helmet and mask first for general fit. While I've sized it to fit a  22-23" head, depending on your head shape and nose size, it may need to size up or down a little bit. Orchel's face has this low-set, snub little cat nose, meaning the bridge of her nose might end up around the tip of yours, depending on proportion. If you find the helmet is loose but the face fits well, I'd just pad the inside of the helmet instead of scaling down. If the helmet fits nicely but the face is tight, you should scale up a little.

The hair tassels are hollow so you can stuff the ends of the hair into them.

This is the V1 version; I will be adding a version with printable hair eventually, but I honestly think it's better to use wig fibre for that because it will look totally rigid and stiff printed.

Hardware needed:
- Screw eyes + jump rings for jewelry bits
- 2x 1/2" magnets for back
- 2x 3/4" magnets for crown

Files include:
- Renders
- .STL files

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