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Sign me up! Id love to get some insight into making molds. Making SM helmets and the like would save SO much time. I tried to talk to FW about maybe producing a 30k line of resin upgrades, but they werent all that interested (strange, since it would no doubt make them alot of money).
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Sign me up! Id love to get some insight into making molds. Making SM helmets and the like would save SO much time. I tried to talk to FW about maybe producing a 30k line of resin upgrades, but they werent all that interested (strange, since it would no doubt make them alot of money).

 

that would have been a great idea, I am amazed they had no interest.

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Sign me up! Id love to get some insight into making molds. Making SM helmets and the like would save SO much time. I tried to talk to FW about maybe producing a 30k line of resin upgrades, but they werent all that interested (strange, since it would no doubt make them alot of money).

 

I'm also surprised they haven't done it. So I decided to make my own. It's really not that difficult.

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Sign me up! Id love to get some insight into making molds. Making SM helmets and the like would save SO much time. I tried to talk to FW about maybe producing a 30k line of resin upgrades, but they werent all that interested (strange, since it would no doubt make them alot of money).

 

I'm also surprised they haven't done it. So I decided to make my own. It's really not that difficult.

 

 

how do you make the molds then?

 

please tell, every one if dying to know. :yes:

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I used products by smooth-on

 

The silicone molds are mold max 30, which is also suitable for lead casting. I had little luck with this method unfortunately because you have to keep the molds hot as your pour, otherwise the lead doesn't flow into all the crevices. I switched to smooth cast 300 which sets in about 10 minutes. If i was doing it again I would probably buy mold max 20 because it is a little less viscous and captures details a little better, and smooth cast 305 or 321 so i have a working time of 30 minutes.

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