sbarnby71

Happy 5th Birthday to my Thunder Wolf Ruby.

Looks like warpstone to me, Skaven.

Latest Hound of the Vlka Fenryka

Finished Hound.

Thanks! I used a light bar for below lighting for the pictures.

Completed this one a few years back, but didn't post here before. Lone Wolf of the Vlka Fenryka.

Latest Hound of the Vlka Fenryka

Latest Hound.

Just hack and slash, this is a new termie body, with old arms, like others have said, it's the pads you need to up-scale:

I've owned that booth for about 4 year now, it was a lot cheaper back in the day, around £80. I do like it as I feel it helps with the fumes and keeping my area clean. That being said, the hose and nozzle on it are massive (I mean diameter), length is ok, but I can't pop it out of a window as intended as the nearest window is about 6m away. I ended up building a box filled with foam that I plug a shorted length of hose into and then hope that filters enough bad things, but to be fair I'm only spraying GW paints, so they are not really smelly or harmful. With the booth I feel I don't need a massive amount of space to separate my normal painting area. Also it has some lighting in it and the turn-table is a big help with painting from different angles instead of getting your fingers on wet paint as you try to rotate a piece.

You have way more patience than me to do all that fur. Looking forward to seeing him finished. Do I spy a 99.9999999% stock built Reiver next to him, apart from the Wulfen shoulder pad, what's going on?

Sunday update, still has not set. I can see thr appeal of a cheap way of doing this, but it's a no from me. I still have no idea if the test piece I used is going to be gummed up with silicone.

Friday update, it's still not set, I made the mould in a small 1.5cm across tub and my mixture is about 1cm deep.

So what you need is something to smooth the silicone that will evaporate quickly so my guess would be rubbing alcohol would be cheaper and easier to buy in large quantities and should do the same, maybe even white vinegar would do it. Update: I tried it with rubbing alcohol and it went badly wrong! Tried again with White Spirit and it looks ok, will see once it's cured.

Can you post the link to the tutorial, be interesting to see how it works?. And also how much would you need based on a standard 310ml tube of sealant?