Ogam & Stone - a model railway layout
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Saturday, 16 April 2011
Some Friendly Plastic/Oyumaru/InstantMold WIP (Part 6)
Skulls and bits, the outcome ...
So, what did we learn today? ...
(1) Quality of the product matches the quality of the mould,
(2) All were removed very easily,
(3) Try to improve the 'heat retention' of the FP, or pre-warm the objects, so as to increase the fine-detail quality,
(4) As (3), by applying clamp-force, to the FP and the object,
(5) Last skull confirms avoiding sloping objects,
(6) Happy with the first two skulls (and the 'nipple'), as core sculpting pieces.
Onwards.
So, what did we learn today? ...
(1) Quality of the product matches the quality of the mould,
(2) All were removed very easily,
(3) Try to improve the 'heat retention' of the FP, or pre-warm the objects, so as to increase the fine-detail quality,
(4) As (3), by applying clamp-force, to the FP and the object,
(5) Last skull confirms avoiding sloping objects,
(6) Happy with the first two skulls (and the 'nipple'), as core sculpting pieces.
Onwards.
Labels:
Casting,
Col's Workbench,
CTR,
Mold,
Mould,
Putty,
Review,
Skulls,
Thermoplastic,
Thunder Wolf,
Thunderwolves,
Tutorial,
WIP
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