Free Standing Tabletop Male Mannequin Head Hat, Scarf Display - Fleshtone

It's exactly what I've been looking for. In the past I always just place the Oculus Rift DK2 I have anywhere in my room. Now that I have this mannequin head, it just makes the DK2 look even more amazing.Pros:-Perfect fit for my Headphone and DK2 (Virtual Reality headset)-It's light.Cons:-It's hollow in the inside, gotta make your own mini sand/rice bags to place inside the hole beneath the mannequin's head.

I was looking for something to use as a life cast to make a halloween mask from. I was reviewing styrofoam heads. What i had found out about styrofoam heads are they are to small to make an adult size mask. Granted they are cheap in price. I had stumbled up this table top Mannequin head on Amazon.The description indicated it would be the size of a real head. I took the chance and ordered it.When I used it to make my latex mask, it worked perfectly Actually it worked better than I expected. The latex went on smooth. The dried mask came off easy. It was wonderful. I was expecting the latex mask to have to be cut. It did not have to be cut. The best part of using the mannequin head as a mold was the mask actually fit me. I din't have to cut it into pieces as I thought I might have too. For me, it is the best thing since the invention of the microwave.

I picked this up for one specific purpose. To hold my Oculus Rift. And it is literally perfect.Some people mentioned needing to weight it down. I did not have to do that. It is heavy enough as is to hold it just fine.A lot more durable than I expected.Easily the best gaming related purchase I have made in awhile. My mind is now at ease as I am just not leaving my Oculus laying on my desktop. Plus it looks way cooler this way.

Perfect for the Oculus Rift. Got a pair of Studio headphones around the neck as well. Didn't even have to adjust the Rift to fit him either. It's a pretty stable mannequin head and a much safer situation for the Rift as well.The price sweetens the deal. Been looking at "VR Stands" and they are as ridiculous as the hardware in the way of price. All most of these other products are is a similar head and some faux wood base for upwards of a hundred bucks.

This plastic Mannequin head is two molded plastic pieces fused together and the seams are misaligned and roughly trimmed/finished, creating snag points across the head and around the ears which can damage your materials. It is also top heavy without a weighted base so you need to secure it if anything of weight is placed on the head. What could be a great crafting tool is useless due to poor quality control in the manufacturing process.

I like that this seems about the size of a normal head. And the male features are good. It sits on the table a lot more sturdy than I expected from some other reviews. While not heavy, it's also not too light. Nor is it flimsy plastic. This works perfectly for a number of my display needs.

Got this head for cosplay builds. Masks, helmets, etc. Closer to an average human head compared to most foam heads. The neck and base makes it sit up higher which is easier to work with. The head is looking forward and slightly up which is perfect. The foam head I had was tilted to one side which I hated.

It will get the job done since I am using it for fitting and not for display. But it arrived with it's nose completely caved in. There is no way to reach up inside the head and pop the nose back out. If I were using it for display, I would be sending it back.