K KingNothing Well-Known Member Oct 5, 2006 #1 I've found a couple out there, and technique varies a tad, but I've found the materials to change the most. What's the best (in your opinion) for lifecasting, and furthermore, for a whole head with neckline casting?
I've found a couple out there, and technique varies a tad, but I've found the materials to change the most. What's the best (in your opinion) for lifecasting, and furthermore, for a whole head with neckline casting?
patsmear Sr Member Oct 5, 2006 #2 The best thing for a throwaway mold is Alginate and plaster bandages. It would be good to at least have two sets of hands also. Most alginate is a dental grade so it dries quickly. The prosthetic grade sets in about 15 min. longer work time but isn't needed. Pat
The best thing for a throwaway mold is Alginate and plaster bandages. It would be good to at least have two sets of hands also. Most alginate is a dental grade so it dries quickly. The prosthetic grade sets in about 15 min. longer work time but isn't needed. Pat
propsculptor Sr Member RPF PREMIUM MEMBER Oct 6, 2006 #4 Here's a great DVD, showing Lifecasting & more, and it's very inexpensive... http://www.moviefxmag.com/master_class_1.html Over 3 hours of Special Effects lessons and demonstrations for only $19.95. It's a DVD with Step-by-step Video showing how to sculpt a Maquette, Half Mask, and a Full-Head Mask. There are also tutorials showing how to paint with an Airbrush, Make Teeth and Fangs, & How to create a Headcast. There is also a tutorial showing a Prosthetic Application. It's a great way to get started as a beginner, without spending a fortune on schooling.
Here's a great DVD, showing Lifecasting & more, and it's very inexpensive... http://www.moviefxmag.com/master_class_1.html Over 3 hours of Special Effects lessons and demonstrations for only $19.95. It's a DVD with Step-by-step Video showing how to sculpt a Maquette, Half Mask, and a Full-Head Mask. There are also tutorials showing how to paint with an Airbrush, Make Teeth and Fangs, & How to create a Headcast. There is also a tutorial showing a Prosthetic Application. It's a great way to get started as a beginner, without spending a fortune on schooling.
voice in the crowd Sr Member Oct 6, 2006 #5 http://www.accu-cast.us/proc_head.html http://www.artmolds.com/index.cfm These may help. Cheers Chris.
http://www.accu-cast.us/proc_head.html http://www.artmolds.com/index.cfm These may help. Cheers Chris.