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I came up with this idea a good while ago but, could not work out how to detach the head and keep the clasps together when I popped the buttons, that the two halves would separate.

1. You can see the two halves together, and material overlapped.
2. You put the collar on from behind and the buttons at the front, so you can see what you are doing in a mirror.
3. Attach the collar with all poppers together, usually seven poppers but, there are larger and smaller ones with less or more buttons.
4. Pop the seven poppers and leave the front ones together, and with the overlap there is no gap. And once the seven (or more/less) poppers are popped. The heads can be removed.
5. You can now independently control the head or rest it on the table as seen, and look at the viewer or camera.

head detachment collar (c)

I did this as wanted a more detailed explanation in how the collars I made work.

edit: the character represented is faceless, featureless and genderless.

Description
I came up with this idea a good while ago but, could not work out how to detach the head and keep the clasps together when I popped the buttons, that the two halves would separate.

1. You can see the two halves together, and material overlapped.
2. You put the collar on from behind and the buttons at the front, so you can see what you are doing in a mirror.
3. Attach the collar with all poppers together, usually seven poppers but, there are larger and smaller ones with less or more buttons.
4. Pop the seven poppers and leave the front ones together, and with the overlap there is no gap. And once the seven (or more/less) poppers are popped. The heads can be removed.
5. You can now independently control the head or rest it on the table as seen, and look at the viewer or camera.

head detachment collar (c)

I did this as wanted a more detailed explanation in how the collars I made work.

edit: the character represented is faceless, featureless and genderless.