Reply to "Finished my Outlaw Speedster"

DannyP

@JMM (Michael) posted:
This is exactly how it's done at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in their reproductive mold making shop. I took two semesters with them when I was in school. It was a graduate course and I cheated to get in it as an underclassman. One of the best classes I ever had in anything.
Go Marcel!!!

@aircooled posted:
Marcel.........Could you use liquid rubber to make the mold ? Perhaps support it with a fiberglass backing ? The rubber, when hardened, would be flexible enough to remove from the inside of the casting...........Bruce

Umm, exactly what are you guys making? Sex toys?

6/21/216:44 PM

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