Part 3 of a Video Series that details how to make Rubber Molds and Resin Casts of your own 28mm Miniatures. The casting kits used is Smooth-On’s Mold Making and Casting Pourable Starter Kit. Smooth-On’s Website: www.smooth-on.com (Also check out their great Mold and Cast videos!) Apparently on Amazon.com as well: www.amazon.com
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Sunday, August 29th, 2010 at 1:11 pm
Mold Making and Resin Casting Your Own Sculpted Miniatures – Part 3
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luving it! good job man
you can vibrate the mold to remove air bubbles by using a body massager
or buy one of them vibrating stirers thay may help
Pound of the table with your hand
Ooh! Goopy fun!
Good video!
if you somehow vibrate the table the airbubble ratio will be less
Part 2 exceeded 10 minutes, and I have been having trouble editing it. For some reason, my camera creates MPG files that have a time index that is less than the actual time of the video. This creates all sorts of glitches with programs like Windows Movie Maker. I will try to get an edited version up as soon as I can, but for now I am just uploading the rest of the videos.
whres part 2?