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Just a short informational video showing me cast some metal miniatures. Plastic miniatures are nice but metal, in my opinion, are the best. I am experimenting with making metal minis inexpensivey and quickly. I show you some of the process.

This tutorial shows you the fast and easy way to create a rubber mold and cast a miniature in it. I show you how I make the mold then how I cast the miniature treasure chests. this is a one part mold using rubber as the mold and plastic as the molded part.
I also have a complete tutorial with pictures, resources, more information and where to buy the materials on my website here:

http://www.stormthecastle.com/miniatu…

I show you the complete process for casting duplicates of a miniature figure. How to make the rubber mold in two parts and how to cast the miniature duplicate. A two part mold is the kind of rubber mold you make for complex minis like figures, warriors, wizards, dwarves etc. This is part 2 of 2 videos.
Ltts more miniature stuff on my website, sculpting, casting, painting, dioramas and more.

using 80% lead &20%tin,what would be the melting tempretuer for this mix alloy?

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This is a demonstration on how to cut a castaldo rubber bracelet mold for the lost wax jewelry casting mass production process.

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I want to use something that will pick up even the smallest of details. Any suggestions on whats best to use
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