hirst art molds

[Gaeldeth]

Thatwould be great as that is a much better door. But I would prob get #85 at some point as I wanted it for the other chests and barrals etc you get in it for putting along the inside of the walls.

[Gaeldeth]

http://hirstarts.yuku.com/topic/2731/He ... dm7V5A1jqA

If you look at post #151 in that link that is what I wanted mold #85 for.

[chaoticprime]

http://hirstarts.yuku.com/topic/2731/HeroQuest-Dungeon?page=8#.Udm7V5A1jqA

If you look at post #151 in that link that is what I wanted mold #85 for.

Do you want those exact-same objects? That's a drop in the bucket. I could build a campfire golem.

[Gaeldeth]

Don't need to be them exact objects

[Goblin-King]

I could build a campfire golem.

what... I don't...?
I had to come back and read this again.

Just what!

[Daedalus]

I know what you mean. I didn't get it the first time, either. The reference requires us to figure what is in mold #85, which includes campfires (I checked). I think he has so many, he could build a monster with them to wreak vengeance on his enemies. Good thing plaster is inanimate.

[Gaeldeth]

Mold #85 is accessories. Chest, barrels etc

[roomandu]

the only thing I would be able to add is that there is a fellow here in Perth who does a fair bit of HIRST ARTS stuff himself and has recommended that DENTAL PLASTER is even better to use than plaster of paris and quite a few other casting plasters.
by the way to chaoticprime for the shopping list I am still drooling errrrr looking at getting some HIRST moulds myself

[chaoticprime]

Dental Plaster is better than Plaster of Paris for PSI-rating. The former can take a lot more punishment. However, the latter costs considerably less, holds details equally as well, and is much easier to procure. Either way, taking good care of what you make is the most important thing. If you drop a plaster of paris brick from the height of a table, it will break. If you drop a dental plaster brick from the same height, it will not. If you drop a 4x4 brick tile, made from either substance, from the afore-mentioned height, it will break. Both stones will break evenly, and can be glued back together. Plaster of paris is crushed under impact easier, but I have never had that happen to a model I made. I have so many pieces made from both types, that I cannot even tell them apart anymore.