I actually have the tiniest expireince...my wife works in an orthodontic office and has to make molds of teeth...so I wanted to cast a TF face and had her bring home the stuff to make the mold and a cast...oh, also had to make a copy of a DCUC WW torso to bake a flexible sculpt onto...both came...
Okay, you guys convinced me to NOT get into this...sounds way more expensive than I was expecting it to cost to make a few random parts when the need arises...
The only thing I wouldn't need to buy is an air compressor :rolleyes:
I think I'll go the starter route and see how I do with that then...
Are hobby stores like Hobby Lobby a good place to get that kinda thing or is picking something up online a better idea?
Maybe I should also ask what a good starter kit/set would be...
Well that's a lot of great info above and beyond what I was expecting to hear...thanks DW!...
I don't have any intention of making a business out of it...I just want to be able to make the random one-off things I occationally need...an extra wheel for a TF custom for example...
But if it's...
I ask because I often need things cast that aren't things any store is going to carry...random things either due to breakage or for unique custom work...
Depends on how good you are at painting...woodland is more difficult as it's harder to get detailing/weathering to show up than it is on tan schemes...
He sounds more like a scalper to me...
I checked there first...nothing...looked by kre-os...nothing...BUT the other Joe sets were in the kre-o section (by lego)...
If you score styrene, it breaks easily where you scored it even along curves...just make sure to hit the edges with something to take off the knife like edge the process creates...
Too long?...heck no!...once you get some height on top with a turret or whatever you might add, it'll all even...
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