Molding and Casting a Star Trek Klingon Disruptor

[TK648]

My Bad.....I posted this in the wrong area......sorry

I remember seeing this disrupter at Horror Make-up convention
years ago in LA. In the dealers room where Smooth-Oh had a table
And I always wondered how the mold was made because
This disrupter had the three tubes coming from the body to the muzzle
and it was cast as one piece. I was just at the Smooth-On site
looking at their how to gallery and found this.
I found it to be interesting and thought some of you might also

http://www.smooth-on.com/gallery.php?galleryid=378&cPath=1238

TK648

 

[scarf man]

Recasters 101.

 

[SgtFang]

So THAT'S how they did that! That was some of the cleanest casting I ever saw- almost no cleanup required!

I've actually got one of those around here, but my wife's damned cats knocked it off the shelf a year or two ago, and saw to it that it's no longer a one piece casting... :angry

-Sarge

 

[blufive]

Great page! Thanks Andrew!

 

[TK648]

Great page! Thanks Andrew!

Your welcome Doug

 

[TK648]

So THAT'S how they did that! That was some of the cleanest casting I ever saw- almost no cleanup required!

I've actually got one of those around here, but my wife's damned cats knocked it off the shelf a year or two ago, and saw to it that it's no longer a one piece casting... :angry

-Sarge

I had a chance to buy one on those disrupter kits at a Marcon years ago
but did not still sorry that I did not buy one, and I wondered how the mold was made, I am so used to making two part molds, I would never have thought to cut the disrupter out that way.