A cavalier aproach to mid-17th Century Pike and Shot Wargaming.
Could you turn the masters upside down so that you are pouring in lead through their heads - that way gravity would help with the arms??
I added some air vents using a stanley knife - solved the main problems
Very nice; may I ask what mould material you have used please ?
I've been using Polycraft GP-2481-F RTV Silicon
Nice work! Isn't it fun and rewarding to sculpt and mold and cast your own figures?I have found that cutting some fine air vents can make a big difference in getting nice castings. It often doesn't need much.
I added some air vents and that made things much betterI've got the bug and want to get more moulds made
Great work....looking forward to seeing complete castings when you have tweaked the mould.
Could you turn the masters upside down so that you are pouring in lead through their heads - that way gravity would help with the arms??
ReplyDeleteI added some air vents using a stanley knife - solved the main problems
DeleteVery nice; may I ask what mould material you have used please ?
ReplyDeleteI've been using Polycraft GP-2481-F RTV Silicon
DeleteNice work! Isn't it fun and rewarding to sculpt and mold and cast your own figures?
ReplyDeleteI have found that cutting some fine air vents can make a big difference in getting nice castings. It often doesn't need much.
I added some air vents and that made things much better
DeleteI've got the bug and want to get more moulds made
Great work....looking forward to seeing complete castings when you have tweaked the mould.
ReplyDelete