Are there any particular considerations you have to make for moulding and casting these pieces you make besides splitting them into separate pieces? Or is that largely handled by the people doing the moulding?
@@BrokenGolem there are many things to consider. It could be worth me doing a video on the topic when I’ve finished sculpting the giant I’m working on. They include filling undercuts and gaps or deeper bits of detail to prevent pinch points. Also making sure that any detail created doesn’t act as a bubble trap or cause issues with the flow of resin when it’s poured. The caster and mould maker will normally decide where to place feed lines, air vents and pouring channels so it’s always useful to talk to them while you’re creating a model in case they spot a potential issue with the master.
@@dunkelrot666 I have used it and will often mix it with Green Stuff and Miliput. It is known for holding its shape better and for being easier to scrape, carve or file when it’s dry.
Lovely stuff Paul. Both the sculpting and these tutorials. Keep up the great work!
@@korpurkorpur9655 thank you 😊
Are there any particular considerations you have to make for moulding and casting these pieces you make besides splitting them into separate pieces? Or is that largely handled by the people doing the moulding?
@@BrokenGolem there are many things to consider. It could be worth me doing a video on the topic when I’ve finished sculpting the giant I’m working on. They include filling undercuts and gaps or deeper bits of detail to prevent pinch points. Also making sure that any detail created doesn’t act as a bubble trap or cause issues with the flow of resin when it’s poured. The caster and mould maker will normally decide where to place feed lines, air vents and pouring channels so it’s always useful to talk to them while you’re creating a model in case they spot a potential issue with the master.
Do you ever use brown stuff? Recently got some and feel like it's much more enjoyable in consistency than greenstuff
@@dunkelrot666 I have used it and will often mix it with Green Stuff and Miliput. It is known for holding its shape better and for being easier to scrape, carve or file when it’s dry.
do you have shares by Green Stuff World? if not, I would seriously advice you to get some... given the quantity of green stuff that you go through.
@@Liopot68 no 😅 I cut out the middle man and buy direct from Sylmasta who sell direct to trade.