That teddy bear looks great.

great Teddy Bear! Did you use the fluid simulation?

Hello Guys and thank you.

To make hair/fur you need to use Particle System+Hair



To make fluid you need to use Physics+Fluid

Poring water

Molly Head with hair




You can use this tools to comb/cut/add her hair

cool Lurifax, wrong color though.

All of your work is impressive Lurifax!

Thank you SysTemX.

An electric chair is a little harsh how about something more fun like a whoopee cushion?

Odinbc. Sorry for that. Excuse my way of joking

lolol, I think it is funny. either way.

@Lurifax
thank for the info
you are a true expert

molly. I apologize . Here comes the "Real Molly"



Marcello.
I am not an expert, but I like to work with Blender

Lurifax73, I am interested in doing something like what you posted here called WoodChipping from Spender. Could you please show me the link of the tutorial in which you are based?

Hello Carlos Ciniz.
Here we goo. This tutorial show you how to create and animate an Wood Chipping project

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFmN7eTNfNw&list=UUJspWFXSL1guQPdFqh4lFjQ
JelluCubes.


One of the more advanced you can do in Blender is hair that looks realistic.
Here is few images show you how it can look.
You need a pretty girl head to put the hair on.



The Pretty Girl with eyebrows and straight short hair.



With Eyelashes and Eyebrows.



One other Pretty Girl with good locking hair.



and a headset to be used on her head.



Thanks.
Lurifax

Thanks, Lurifax73. The "Wood Chipping project" tutorial is easy to follow because tutor4u speaks clear and slowly. My outcome is almost perfect.
The designs of human figures and machines are beyond my ability.

Wery good. Glad you got happy with the result after your first try . Congrats.

For those who are lazy there is another 3D program out there. "For Free as Blender" http://www.makehuman.org where you do not have to produce anything. It's just bringing home bodies , clothes, hair, etc, included with armatures.

Armature/Skeleton








When you ar happy with the result, you import/append the package in to Blender and add/chang color and animate before you render.



Download and try.

Thanks, Lurifax. I'll try it. I've seen a lot of tutorials for MakeHuman. When I open the MakeHuman I get a message "Your system does not support OpenGL shaders (GLSL v1.20 required)." What should I do?

The best answers will you get if you ask the pros at the Make Human Forum where all the helpers hanging.

Thanks, Lurifax.

Carlos Diniz.
When you download the MakeHuman Blendertools you suppose to se one folder with that name (A)
Everything inside that folder (B) need to be inside the scrip folder on your computer.
When you open Blender-User Preferences you vill se MakeHuman if you scroll down under categories.
Be sure you check those boxes. (C)