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PICSPAM!

Jul 07, 2009 00:39

Dear god, C&C. I'm with you less than a month and suddenly you've got me taking pictures of superhero costumes and looking through the dealer's room for comic books. I swear. You're like a rash, slowly taking me over ( Read more... )

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oftwoworlds July 7 2009, 13:19:58 UTC

.... why would you resin cast all of that.

I get making it symmetrical and all but...

/stares

hackeralastair July 7 2009, 16:34:47 UTC

I don't know - it looked REALLY HEAVY. But the casting was clean, that was probably what he was going for.

oftwoworlds July 8 2009, 02:36:07 UTC

Yeah. It does look pretty darn awesome. I just wouldn't have the patience or budget for that much casting. :0

hackeralastair July 8 2009, 02:45:41 UTC

I'm used to seeing stormtroopers so my first throught was vaccuuformed plastic, but apparently not. I'm with you - that's soooooo out of my budget. XD

oftwoworlds July 8 2009, 02:54:37 UTC

I've wanted to try vacuum forming and yeah, suits like that, that's normally where I jump too.

Looks awesome but slkdfjlsjdafkjslkjsflajldj money.

zully July 7 2009, 16:41:40 UTC

Yeah, see, I was thinking like. Paperclay. :/ Resin casting is awesome for jewels but HOLY SHIT that had to be expensive and time-consuming as hell.

oftwoworlds July 8 2009, 02:38:11 UTC

I would just use craft foam and papier mache it, with maybe fiberglass resin on top if I was feeling like an over achiever. It takes a while, but the results are pretty clean looking after some sanding and it's super light.

That being said, I really haven't done that much in paperclay, so that could be a better way to go.

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