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roothragon In reply to renospank [2009-09-03 14:43:54 +0000 UTC]

Same way you make a wolf foot. You find a reference, and build it to match.

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renospank In reply to roothragon [2009-09-03 17:21:28 +0000 UTC]

its just thats its so long...and they stand different D=

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roothragon In reply to renospank [2009-09-04 05:35:30 +0000 UTC]

Well, true, they are very long .. and they stand basically plantigrade (well, sit plantigrade .. kinda stand plantigrade ..)

Wearing long costume feet isn't actually as hard as it sounds. A little clumsier, but you get used to it. I knew someone who built a kangaroo suit some 15 years ago, and each foot was close to 3 feet long! It was adorable! And when they walked it was like *stomp flump stomp flump* .. but that's okay, it was just for show (and for a wedding!).

I have a pair of slippers at home that are kinda like fuzzy feet, and they're about 2 feet long. Remarkably easy to walk in around the house (and cozy during the winter).

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renospank In reply to roothragon [2009-09-04 14:35:12 +0000 UTC]

that sound so cute!! -^_^-

i ask cause im planning to make wallaby pjama pants, i dont know how close thier feet resemble a kangaroo but its worth a shot to dry and make it

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roothragon In reply to renospank [2009-09-08 14:23:24 +0000 UTC]

Found a good image for ya describing different marsupial feet. Oddly, a kangaroo's foot is missing. Guess they were focused on the little guys:
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renospank In reply to roothragon [2009-09-08 16:39:07 +0000 UTC]

cool! ^_^

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