Orange Glass Fiber Cows - Bar & Block Steakhouse - Fibreglass Casts by Sculpture Studios
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2022
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Creating glass fibre cow casts for the Bar & Block Steakhouse chain. Cast from our existing mold / mould, these orange cows are traveling up to Edinburgh in Scotland, and to Paddington in London.
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♫ 'Cross The Road' by Silent Partner
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♫ 'Front Porch Swing' by Global Genius
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♫ 'Dark Horse' by Giulio Cercato
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I was utterly moooved to hear you say my name put a smile on my face and did not stray from video it herded me in no bull was great. Keep up the great videos i did enjoy hearing my name you guys do great work no milking around oh hay great job keep it up.
Thought you might appreciate ;)
What a briliant sculpture. I love the shape and the form of the cow.
Good job, as always!
Amazing! Is there another video kicking around that shows how all the individual fibreglass mold pieces come together?
Wow never seen this process before thank you!
Great work!
Very great!!!
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Trabalho incrível ....bela art.
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I've worked in fiberglass 30yrs build um good Marbo 227 best stuff ever since sliced bread
Well done
Moooore Cow, please.
Instead od waxing, try mold release - Frekote PMC from Loctite. Its not transfering on the figure so you don't have to sanding.
Sanding is always required unfortunately. Not only is the surface imperfect in places anyway, and always requires working up, but the surface needs to be sanded and keyed so that the paint takes hold too.
good job
Another beautiful project. How do you join the 2 parts of the mold together once you can no longer get your hands inside ?
Trapdoor left open in the tummy ☺️ which we then bolt up and fill the seams
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Got a nice little herd of cows 🐄 🐄🐄started there. Now all you need is a good bull. 🐂 And ❤ romance.
Great work. I notice when doing animal sculptures you go for the shiny look, client's choice I guess. However if anyone asked for a hairy beast, have you heard of static grass as made by Noch and Woodland scenics. I reckon it'd look grouse
Usually the gloss option is chosen so that the sculpture is easier to clean and wipe down. And we haven't tried anything like that
You are the best...love from Israel ♥️
Hi from Kansas, USA. I have a couple of questions. Q: Why are the cow horns twisted and not balanced? Q: Why is a cow being used and not a steer?
Hey Karen. In answer to both questions, it's what the client wanted 😊
@@AdenHynesSculptureStudios That's a bit odd.
A lot of Polled Herefords have Horns like that...
I think your pun game in this video was medium well done, although there was sadly a lack of workshop dancing.
hello good job, is it possible to get full body mold from you guys? thank you
Hey Joseph, thanks for the comment. Where abouts are you based? If you could drop us an email via aden.hynes@hotmail.com
How can they breathe in all that plastic?
How did you make the original cow mold?
Years and years ago, we polystyrene carved the master pattern, which a client requested look like an existing model to have more created. We then took a fibreglass mould. Since then, we've created a couple of new moulds from a cast, to refresh the mould life.
i need one how mutch is the price ?
I love the shape. This is what we need for our steak house, trying to contact you guys.
Hey Rudy. Please drop up an email via aden.hynes@hotmail.com
Sir I need job I want work with you me also work fiber glass I love art work
Okay, how about if you're making a new mold, make a "beef" cow. This one is a 'dairy' cow.
Went to an Agricultural High School many years ago & the body types are vastly different. I might be only one in 50 people who cares, but, a "beef" cow really looks much more 'appetizing', then a dairy cow ! Lol. And, one of the most popular beef cows is an Angus ! They are from Scotland, so would be very fitting for your Scottish clients !
I think the dairy cows are fine for advertising ice cream or cheese, but a bit boney for a steak house !
My 2 cents. Disregard at your leisure ! ;)
Great video otherwise !
It's a Polled Hereford, but yes a Bull would be better.
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