Oh thank god for a moddler with a brain - Im with you - this is the kind of tut I was looking for - as soon as you picked up the mould I had it figured out - cool method. Perfect
Really great work. Are you going to make a video on how to cast those rubbermolds? I can't seem to grasp the way you pour latex over Coal and get those nice forms??
piosa, The latex is painted on to the object you wish to mould. When the latex has dried, paint the next coat on and so on. Six coats are enough to make a mould. Thanks for you comment.
IaNdAcRiPwAIKa, Thanks for your comments. The point is to help modellers who build dioramas or have model railway layouts to improve their modelling skills.
Great!! I liked the technique of joining the moulds. I used to wait till dry it and then use to remove the dried overlaps. Your method of water jet is great!!! Youtube is best way to share. thanks for sharing.
Grand job!
broderrodents 1 year ago
Oh thank god for a moddler with a brain - Im with you - this is the kind of tut I was looking for - as soon as you picked up the mould I had it figured out - cool method. Perfect
skylandmountain 2 years ago
skylandmountain, Thanks for your comment.
RMS55 2 years ago
What was the plaster you used to create the rock faces?
Flyman891 2 years ago
Flyman891, I used casting plaster.
RMS55 2 years ago
Really great work. Are you going to make a video on how to cast those rubbermolds? I can't seem to grasp the way you pour latex over Coal and get those nice forms??
piosa 2 years ago
piosa, The latex is painted on to the object you wish to mould. When the latex has dried, paint the next coat on and so on. Six coats are enough to make a mould. Thanks for you comment.
RMS55 2 years ago
Great Video! Could it be possible to use a bicycle tube filled with sand to help hold the mold in place?
bobcatmanherd 2 years ago
bobcatmanherd, Thanks for your comment and suggestion. I will try it next time I'm making some new rock faces.
RMS55 2 years ago
The rock face looks great, but what is the mold made out of?
NafisC 3 years ago
NafisC, The mould is made from Latex rubber, thanks for your comment.
RMS55 3 years ago
Great work!!
nawedavid 3 years ago
nawedavid, I glad you liked it, thanks for your comment.
RMS55 3 years ago
this is ... cool?? you are very experienced and a good instructor. But whats the point of this?
IaNdAcRiPwAlKa 3 years ago
IaNdAcRiPwAIKa, Thanks for your comments. The point is to help modellers who build dioramas or have model railway layouts to improve their modelling skills.
RMS55 3 years ago
Great!! I liked the technique of joining the moulds. I used to wait till dry it and then use to remove the dried overlaps. Your method of water jet is great!!! Youtube is best way to share. thanks for sharing.
best regards
ashutosh
aabhyankar 4 years ago
ashutosh, Thanks for your comments, I agree that YouTube is a good way of sharing ideas.
Ross
RMS55 4 years ago
Very instruktive. So we can share our experiences.
Greetings from Germany
Peter
Peterholbeck 4 years ago
Hi Peter, I like to share my model railway experiences as you do, I felt inspired to make the "how to" videos after watching your excellent videos.
Seasons greetings from Australia.
Ross
RMS55 4 years ago