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From: mannie1952
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  • Indeed, your comment on type metal is correct...back in junior high metal shop in our foundry segment, we used sand molds for that stuff!

  • My dad 'candled' his Gilbert molds before pouring LEAD into them, after clamping. Would love to see a video of the old time toy soldier factories of the 1930's DIY sets...

  • Do you use releasing powder on your moulds before you pour?

  • AWESOME Manny!!!!! This is great!

    Terrific advise and instruction. MANY thanks!

    Tom, NYC

  • This video was so helpful. Thank you sir.

  • Really helped me. Thank you.

  • make the next 1!

  • how much money would this cost all together?

  • Nick,

    The casting pot cost me about 65 bucks new, the pewter I get at scrap value, and the molds appear often on ebay usually for between $8.00 and $20.00.

    Good luck!

    Mannie

  • this inspired me im gonna get all the supplies 4 christmas then start making and selling them on ebay but make some for myself for a huuuuge colection

  • Good tips dud

  • wow! awesome ! these such a great art , can you make more casting and painting video clips they are soo ,great and where did you get that melting machine , Maestro!

  • Great work mannie. Love the video & the toy soldiers look great. Have you tried dusting the molds with talcum powder before casting. It helps protect the molds & let the air escape when poring

  • this is really neat.

  • That really makes the modelling hobby cheap and pleasant. Wouldn't want to calculate how much money I spent on those neat iron warhammer figures.

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