How to Cast Fantasy Miniatures in a two part rubber mold video 2 of 2

I show you the complete process for casting duplicates of a miniature figure. How to make the rubber mold in two parts and how to cast the miniature duplicate. A two part mold is the kind of rubber mold you make for complex minis like figures, warriors, wizards, dwarves etc. This is part 2 of 2 videos.
Ltts more miniature stuff on my website, sculpting, casting, painting, dioramas and more.
http://www.stormthecastle.com/miniatures/index.htm

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• casting miniatures
• make a rubber mold
• duplicate miniatures

[Ydouneed2nomyname]

Is it a soft or firm plastic? Also does the weight fall closer to resin or metal or GW plastic? Or somewhere in between? Thanks for sharing

[epicfantasy]

@Ydouneed2nomyname Its a hard plastic and it is about the same weight as a resin. 

[themaskboy1234]

thats awesome bud. Just 2 questions: are the 2 silicone parts expensive? Also could you recommend a place online where we can get it? thanks a lot man :D would love to see some of these that you have painted :D

[epicfantasy]

@themaskboy1234 rather expensive but that is relative. The company is called Smooth-On. You can get on amazon.

[jdhitc]

hows the detail on the copy? it looked like it didn't have to much?

[epicfantasy]

@jdhitc The detail is really good BUt, you have to really cast it carefully and geit it in all the cracks. My original wasn't detailed to start.

[neumann229]

Question! how many figures can you make with 1KG total of resin+hardener?

And how much liquid rubber would you need to make 4 one man moulds?

[TooIngenious]

1:53 Random Screaming Anyone?

[epicfantasy]

@enigeto I have a video that will help. It's called Making Metal Miniatures. You should be able to search it real quick in my vidlist. I will be doing more metal miniature vids too.

[enigeto]

could you chow us how make the same thing but with tin?