Molding an Original Ghostbusters® Prop

[TK648]

I thought a lot of you GB fans may like to see this.

When it came time to reproduce an original Terror Dog from Ghostbusters®, Paul Francis needed a way to make a master copy from the original plaster mold. This copy needed to be easy to remove from the mold, and also needed to be able to be cut up to be remolded. The remolded pieces would then be cast in resin to make a limited edition collector's piece.

Paul chose Mold Max 30 to cast into the multi-piece mold to produce a master copy which could then be easily cut apart. Mold Max 30 is a strong, low-viscosity tin silicone which is very reliable and captures excellent detail. It is also very easy to accurately cut, a crucial factor in this project.

For more information on this project or to pre-order one of these pieces please visit

Molding an Original Ghostbusters® Prop | Mold Making and Casting Materials Rubber, Plastic, Lifecasting, and More

 

[Mxlplx]

I would love one of these, but I can't seem to find the pre order page!

 

[tripoli]

The link is an example for an advertisement f the molding product. Does not look like the project is still ongoing. Too bad, I also would love to get one of those replicas as well.

 

[Apollo]

Shilling for a banned member is a no-no here. :unsure

 

[GuntahKela]

Shilling for a banned member is a no-no here. :unsure

Actually, Paul is doing the work, but the product will be released under Steve Johnson FX. This is old news. You can see more pics at the official Steve Johnson FX facebook profile:

https://www.facebook.com/stevejohnsonfx?sk=photos

 

[Apollo]

Yeah I know it is old news and it is still forbidden to shill for a banned member

How many Licensee's lost there license because of their own idiocy? :lol

Actually, Paul is doing the work, but the product will be released under Steve Johnson FX. This is old news. You can see more pics at the official Steve Johnson FX facebook profile:

https://www.facebook.com/stevejohnsonfx?sk=photos