Open mouth Wolf (undamadged) wip

[Jmen]

Thanks,
can't wait to finally see your bust completed as well

top of the head covered by fiberglass shell. Tonight i will work on the back of the head.

 

[Wreav]

LunaticNic I thought the red pic was fried chicken tikka for a second.
Yes, i'm hungry. Also sent you a message. to help you out.

 

[Jmen]

LunaticNic I thought the red pic was fried chicken tikka for a second.
Yes, i'm hungry. Also sent you a message. to help you out.

You are always hungry

 

[Wreav]

Bump! LunaticNic hows progress on this! It's been a while

 

[LunaticNic]

Nothing to show for ... haven't had the funds to get more silicone in recent months ...

 

[Wreav]

 

[yoslvr442]

Man that's awesome. Good work

 

[XilianX2010]

Man, that is some incredible detail! Love every bit of it! Sorry to hear about the lack of funds. It is not a cheap material to get, especially for something that large. Hope it works out for ya though!

 

[LunaticNic]

Thanks!
But yeah, I've got about 125$ of silicone on it, and still need to mold the back portion and lower mandibles.
Thinking another gallon of rebound 25 should do it though ... whenever I can afford that lol

 

[XilianX2010]

Thanks!
But yeah, I've got about 125$ of silicone on it, and still need to mold the back portion and lower mandibles.
Thinking another gallon of rebound 25 should do it though ... whenever I can afford that lol

Just out of curiosity, what do you plan on using for the mother mold (the hard shell on the outside of the silicone). I've been wanting to do a brush mold on some of my small projects and I've seen multiple options for going about doing it.

 

[vebo1]

XilianX2010, Plasti Paste Epoxy from Smooth-on would be a good choice to brush on but expensive $120 for the gallon unit. Great tensile strength. less material required to make mother mold. That is what i plan to use.

 

[XilianX2010]

XilianX2010, Plasti Paste Epoxy from Smooth-on would be a good choice to brush on but expensive $120 for the gallon unit. Great tensile strength. less material required to make mother mold. That is what i plan to use.

Okay cool! I had looked into Plasti Paste II before, but never really looked at Epoxy. My projects are much smaller (making magnets) so I could get away with trial units. I've used plaster bandages for a previous project but it's definitely not the best for long-term use. Thanks for the advice

 

[LunaticNic]

I'll either use fiberglass or epox-a-coat red for the shell.