Very nice job :D
*is eager*

*smiles* thanks :)

It's a really really really nice suit ^^

His paws are indeed really big...but we all know what they say about men having big paws.

I think the saying is actually...we know what they say about men with big hands and big feet....That's right....
Big gloves and big shoes

Hehe ^^

*grins* thanks :)

You're welcome ^^

He's looks just awesome, great job FSS.

thanks dude :)

Can't tell from the pic on the right butt did you extend the lighter fur up his bum?:
http://hosting.furnation.com/Wookie.....W_15_16_17.jpg

Yep, it does very much like that in the pic you have, and also it down under the bottom of the tail a bit too.. (though its not seen in this pic its covered by the tail.)
Hit tail is removable aswell, so it can be worn a partial suit. :)

Awesome!

Awesome fursuit. I can't get enough of your work. well done

*smiles* thanks :) i am working on your aditional accessories soon. :)

you are most welcome :) And I look forward to seeing the results ^_^ Thanks again for your hard work

Very nicely done Fire :D Purrrrr

thanks bud *hugs* :)

*pokes pawfeet* Sqeeeee! :)

*smiles* :)

mmmmmm, very nicely done.. He's very gorgeous. :)

thanks bud* :)

Favorite part: It's a wolf, and with the pony tail and feathers, it's like a native american theme almost (I love native stuff- I collect things like dreamcatchers and other forms of art from them)

*smiles alot* same as me, i have indian blood in my family, and have a ton of first nation collectbles. My own Dakkota Wolf caracter and suit is native indian based. :)

I'm...... let's see...... My great, great, great, great grandmother was an indian princess. So 5 generations down the line. Gramps is enough indian to get benefits- does he? No. :\ (that's my gramps for you, lazy bugger)
I'd have to be like 1/64th or something like that. It's waaaaaaaaaay down the line XD I've just always liked collecting different native things since I was little. I have a number of rabbit pelts, this neat stick that has beads on strings of the bunny skin, and there's a big tuft of the fur on the skin wrapped around the upper half. The purpose of the stick? No clue. It just looked cool. Hand carved as well.

Back home there's an event in Wisconsin called Klondike Days. I tried my best every February to go to it just to pick up new stuff. Whether it was different kinds of rocks, beads, dream catchers, or airbrushed mini teepees (the one i have is half a teepee so you can hang it on the wall- is painted like a teepee, but has a snarling wolf on it too as if he's standing in front of the hut- looks cool, but I had to leave it home at my mother's cause I don't have anywhere to put it in our place ^^; a real shame too)

Wolf, Cougar, and horse art are usually what I look for too. As a wedding gift, my dad had commissioned a dreamcatcher with sky blue and turquoise feathers/beads on it from one of his friends that makes them in her spare time. My husband bought a smaller one with purple and black feathers on it from her as well when we went to pick mine up. In our old place we had it hung just above the bed, but with the addition of Sheba and then moving into my dad's place (he retired and went back to Michigan, so we got his place), we had to hang it from a cabinet in the space between the kitchen and living room. It's up and out of the way so the puppy can't destroy it, and it's visible for most of the day.

I used to have a ton of different things growing up. I'm assuming that most of the stuff is packed away in totes or something from when my mom moved into her own house and I just never bothered to put them back out (probably because I had no room after I flooded just about every available shelf or table top with stuffed animals).

interesting stuff :) i probally have 7 or 8 dreamcatchers of different styles all over the house. (one of them is huge 2.5 feet diameter) also including a indian chief headress, staff, figurines, paintings, etc. :)

X3 I could never have a headdress- my cat would've gotten to it haha. Figurines aren't much of an interest unless they're breyer horses (I had a collection of these and Grand Champion horses as a kid. The problem with it was is that I actually played with them inside and outside, so they're dirty, stained, scratched, some are broken, and so on XD and some I even cut the mane/tail on for some reason.)

:) i can imagine what a kitty would do to the feathers on a Indian Headress. :P

yep- one giant bird... with no meat X3

once again you have out done your self....fantastic work "hugs" >^_^<

*hugs back* thanks Sherrizah :)

Thats about all that I need to say :)
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