Latest Posts by thefurbenthusiast - Page 7
Thank you so much! I’ve been painting my furby Tumbleweed and this post is super helpful!
tips for furby customisation for anyone new to it:
i cannot stress enough the importance of paint primer and a sealant.
y'see, because the plastic is so incredibly smooth, there's nothing for the paint to grip to and it just wants to slide off and chip away
with primer it gives the paint something to hold on to and sealant does what it's named after, it seals the paint in with a protective layer to prevent chipping!
it can also give either a matte or shiny finish depending on which sealant you use and which you want to use
my reccomended primers are:
professional primers from craft stores (idk any) or just a thin layer of pva glue (liquid form)
reccomended sealants are:
craft store sealants or mod podge which has a matte or shiny option
I painted some freckles for Tumbleweed!
It snowed again! Gooseberry is so happy!
It was raining outside, so I took a photo indoors instead.
Make sure to keep your Furby nice and warm!
Some photos of Gooseberry!
It is with great pleasure that I announce the acquirement of 3 McFurbies.
Gooseberry loves playing in the snow!
Tumbleweed (He/Him) is complete!
He’s my first attempt at making a custom furb, and I think he turned out quite well!
He was born June 1st, 1999
Progress!
(I removed his face to remove the eyes without using the hot glue method.)
A throne fit for a queen!
Yet another photo of Gooseberry!
I promise I’ll post updates about Tumbleweed when I get home, Gooseberry is the only Furb I brought on vacation with me.
Picture I took a while ago of my long Furby, Cacklebones!
Gooseberry outside in nature
More pictures of the critter (his name is tumbleweed)
Happy Holidays from a very dirty furby!
I’m planning to clean him up, and maybe customize him.
Random photos of Gooseberry next to some food
My newest furby, meet Gooseberry!
She didn’t work when I first got her, but after some cleaning, she’s nearly mint!
