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That blue stuff looks interesting but tricky to use. Why don't you just use regular silicone and resin? I use Pinkysil from Barnes all the time for simple 1 part and 2 part moulds.
Can you make small one and two piece moulds with that? All the videos I have seen have been for bigger quantities than a gun or a small part.
I thought there was a minimum amount you had to use.
Cost and convenience. The Blue Stuff is actually quite easy to use, it just takes a bit of practice. Also, completely reusable. I have cast the Rumble gun, several pieces of the targetmaster, the MOTU axe and then the Rumble gun again, all with the same 2 6g bars (half of a $20 pack). And it shows no signs of deterioration with each use.
I might test the Blue Stuff with resin at some point.
Doesn't seem to mind smaller pieces at all.
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Interesting insights. Are both blue stuff and the white stuff thermoplastic and can be reused by simply heating again?
Any figure that comes with swords demands wrist articulation.
Yep. I have made a few mistakes, and some of my failures just ended up being re-heated and re-used, without any apparent degradation or deterioration that I can see.
The only issue with this is whatever I make may not stand up to high temperatures, but most of my collection and figures are displayed in a cool room, no direct sunlight or anything that would re-heat them.
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