do you think you could do a couple airbrush tutorials? My friend and i are looking for some airbrushes and it'd be great to learn from somebody who knows how to teach.
thankyouuuuu you have helped soo much!! :D i used 400g of alginate to start with, then i did the second layer with 200g - i didn't have any baking soda so i used baking powder which kinda seemed to work, very happy with ma result so thanks soo much, this vid realy helped!
how the hell did u guys learn alll this? trial and error? iam blown away how good u guys r! just became a member of the hunters lair myself and iam very interested in buying/making my own suit!....as soon as i get out of the marines in a few onths lol
Hmm...as for the material you pour into the finished mold, instead of plaster or somsuch, could it be liquid foam? I'd be lighter, but I dont know if it'll have a bad reaction or how strong it is...
Yes you can pour foam. The only issue i would be worried about would be the heat factor. Most expanding rigid foams are self-curing because they create their own heat for curing (an exothermic reaction). So if your alginate is on the colder side or has a lot of surface moisture then that might effect it. I would try some little tests first but a self-skining foam would seem to work.
@spellwing777 Wait, NO. Foam will not cure if it has any contact with water, alginate sweats so you would have to seal it very thoroughly. I would suggest using lifecasting silicon or you are probably in for a disappointment. Good luck. x
D: You are fantastic and you have a great direction. I hope your friends that are watching are influenced by your positive role model. Bravo to mom in the background supporting you while she does the wash. Too bad all parents don't encourage their kids to do something like that to keep idle hands off the streets. Again, great job and best of luck to you.
I'm wanting to make a mask but... I'm sort of paranoid about suffocating someone XD is there a risk of suffocation?
spidereine 1 month ago
How much would all this cost?
TheColossalMan 9 months ago
ha awesome thanks for this, some good tips. Gonna do a half-face cast at some stage, and this is a great thing to show those involved
Aliiak 9 months ago
do you think you could do a couple airbrush tutorials? My friend and i are looking for some airbrushes and it'd be great to learn from somebody who knows how to teach.
yhello123456 11 months ago
Where do you get your indelible ink Pencil, what brand?
openspacepm 1 year ago
thankyouuuuu you have helped soo much!! :D i used 400g of alginate to start with, then i did the second layer with 200g - i didn't have any baking soda so i used baking powder which kinda seemed to work, very happy with ma result so thanks soo much, this vid realy helped!
doctorwhofanxD 1 year ago
Thanks a million for this rather interesting video...
keomis 1 year ago
Hey can i get Chandlers number. I heard he likes to watch.
Mitchc0nner 1 year ago
how the hell did u guys learn alll this? trial and error? iam blown away how good u guys r! just became a member of the hunters lair myself and iam very interested in buying/making my own suit!....as soon as i get out of the marines in a few onths lol
BTEMP1982 1 year ago
How much alginate was used?
StephenMcCrystall 1 year ago
Mom watching in the background so this guy stayed alive,, lol,, cool vid.
subron6er 1 year ago
big d....your gay
uclabruin4af 1 year ago
Hmm...as for the material you pour into the finished mold, instead of plaster or somsuch, could it be liquid foam? I'd be lighter, but I dont know if it'll have a bad reaction or how strong it is...
spellwing777 1 year ago
@spellwing777
Yes you can pour foam. The only issue i would be worried about would be the heat factor. Most expanding rigid foams are self-curing because they create their own heat for curing (an exothermic reaction). So if your alginate is on the colder side or has a lot of surface moisture then that might effect it. I would try some little tests first but a self-skining foam would seem to work.
LittleDPTonks 1 year ago
@spellwing777 Wait, NO. Foam will not cure if it has any contact with water, alginate sweats so you would have to seal it very thoroughly. I would suggest using lifecasting silicon or you are probably in for a disappointment. Good luck. x
PennyLane411 1 year ago
@PennyLane411 Oh shi-really? Thanks for the warning dude, that could have ended BADLY.
spellwing777 1 year ago
Great tutorial!
madhorizons 1 year ago
baking soda and cheese cloth:) thanks buddy you saved my wallet.
sambesilly 2 years ago
D: You are fantastic and you have a great direction. I hope your friends that are watching are influenced by your positive role model. Bravo to mom in the background supporting you while she does the wash. Too bad all parents don't encourage their kids to do something like that to keep idle hands off the streets. Again, great job and best of luck to you.
Snubberrubber 2 years ago
your the man this video rocks!
viper3636dr 2 years ago
This rocks man! I've been looking for a full tutorial for a really long time! Much appreciated!
skunkswithwings 2 years ago
Ya no problem
LittleDPTonks 2 years ago
this is he first CLEAR and EASY tutorial i have found on youtube AND google!
Thanks!
sensationface 2 years ago
Ya most tutorial on youtube for lifecasts were always broad. I thought id mix it up a bit and give a good one ; )
LittleDPTonks 2 years ago
what did you do this for?
sensationface 2 years ago
I do all kinds of Makeup effects projects for fun and i did this just to gain some experience and also to have another bust to sculpt my masks on. ;)
LittleDPTonks 2 years ago
very good were did u learn that young man
ChupacabraArisco 2 years ago
That was awesome! :)
pentatonia 2 years ago
Hey thasnks! :D
LittleDPTonks 2 years ago