Regarding silicone-casting of chocolate, I'm making notes, because I've wanted to make a Replicator-block ice cube tray for a while. That said, make sure you're getting a sulphur-free modelling clay if you follow those directions, as sulphur compounds impede curing of silicone (you'll get a sticky surface layer at best, and a mold that fails to cure at worst). This is also why silicone and plaster are a bad combination (plaster is calcium sulphate hydrate
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I vaguely, and I mean really vaguely, remember the smash-up derby cars. I think I had one of them when I was quite young. What I recall about it then is the same thing that occurs to me now...what good is ONE smash-up derby car?
There were always floorboards, ramps, pets siblings, or other things for them to crash into.
And I recall a set of Hot Wheels cars later on that had doors and front ends that would "flip" to show a dented or damaged side when you hit something with them. These days, you could sell them ironically along with a tiny insurance agent "with real claim adjuster action!"
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I agree that dueling probably makes it more fun.
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And I recall a set of Hot Wheels cars later on that had doors and front ends that would "flip" to show a dented or damaged side when you hit something with them. These days, you could sell them ironically along with a tiny insurance agent "with real claim adjuster action!"
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