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Thursday, 10 February 2011
Lovely Yuck
Labels:
Converting,
Fantasy,
Painting,
Sculpting,
Specimen
This is NOT a Textbook
Citing Your References
Totally disagree, of course. If you want to find a source, you are quite able to do so, from the links.
To be loved, is to be credited.
Totally disagree, of course. If you want to find a source, you are quite able to do so, from the links.
To be loved, is to be credited.
Wednesday, 9 February 2011
Not new, but 'lovely' ...
The most powerful handbrush in the world
It's that stuff again ... 2-part moulds this time
Review: Instant Mold
Added, following a comment ...
See my Mould label for some other links.
I have done some tests on 'Friendly Plastic' (FP)(Google and Ebay), and along with all the reviews on IM, thus far, I now believe them to be identical in use, even if the IM *may* solidify a little slower. However, price difference is marked.
FP, IM and Oyumaru are all, essentially, the same, as far as I can tell, at this time.
You drop them in hot water and then press them onto the object (the warmer the object, the better, for slower setting, but it can be RT).
See here too. I will be reporting my results, soon.
Added, following a comment ...
See my Mould label for some other links.
I have done some tests on 'Friendly Plastic' (FP)(Google and Ebay), and along with all the reviews on IM, thus far, I now believe them to be identical in use, even if the IM *may* solidify a little slower. However, price difference is marked.
FP, IM and Oyumaru are all, essentially, the same, as far as I can tell, at this time.
You drop them in hot water and then press them onto the object (the warmer the object, the better, for slower setting, but it can be RT).
See here too. I will be reporting my results, soon.
Labels:
Col's Workbench,
Mold,
Mould,
Review,
Sculpting,
Thermoplastic
Keep y'all busy until I return ...
Labels:
Competition,
Converting,
Painting,
Scenery,
Sculpting,
Specimen
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