Buy some chiclets . ( $1 ) Boil some tea bags . Let the tea bags dry . Cut the bags to size . Glue the teabags around the chicklets . Paint the little bags . End of story . 😊

good job ! thanks for tutorial !

10:00 baby powder?

Awesome!

How did you get on with the flockbox?

To many incidentals

When I know I'll be using 1, 2, or 3 brick sections like this for narrow pier walls I use floral wire vertically in the casting as a reinforcement like rebar. All of my 1 brick sections gets this automatically, this cuts down on breakage when removing these sections from the mould. I bet I went from 75% failure to 10% failure. Nippers don't have a problem cutting these.

I'm finally going to build this. For the past few years I've just been using an alternative method to vibrate the molds, an oscillating tool held against the underside of the bench top. $7 US for the motor, $7 US for a 12 pack of door stops, $7 US for 2 motor speed controllers. $21 US and I'll have some spares. I'm a woodworker so I have plenty of plywood scraps to use. And I have many options for 12v power supplies. My original method worked but wasn't very efficient and when I tripled my mold count last year the inefficiency became an annoyance. Now I need individual base plates to use under each mold and a drying shelf.

Enjoying these build videos immensely. What did you use for the brick grout lines? I'm a bit hard of hearing and the transcript made no sense.

Hi, how to make the cobblestones?

Lol i was looking for something to make realistic glass from and used to work in a lab but it's only when i watched your video. Just didn't think of those thin covers when making microbiology preparations. These covers are indeed really thin but i think you might get away with using the bigger glass plates for larger scale dioramas too

Lol i was looking for something to make realistic glass from and used to work in a lab but it's only when i watched your video. Just didn't think of those thin covers when making microbiology preparations. These covers are indeed really thin but i think you might get away with using the bigger glass plates for larger scale dioramas too

Whatever happened to Sim? Has he got a new channel?

Really enjoyed this. Thanks

If you ever want want to sell your Pan Tile mould in 1/35 scale please let me know .

Nice work!

Brilliant idea. Do you think VMS Transpa Fix would work? Thanks.

How is that 1/35 scale? A 60ft tree in 1/48 O scale that I model in is 15" tall.

Perfect work!!!!

Hi, can you use this vibrating table for resin

Very nice- you didn't show the adding the frame bit though. Is it basically adding wider, thicker balsa all round?

Great project!

Nice techniques - very helpful. I'll use this making a tarp cover on the back of a Ford Model T delivery truck.

Amazing!

hi do you make videos still loved sein these

loved watching these videos for help and inspiration

Prior to casting you used a release agent, what was it? Great video, most helpful.

Crikey, that's a lot more effort than needed. So inefficient. But hey, you love spending the time making them that way.

What plaster do you use?

Really helpful, thanks.... but you didn't show how to put the frames on. I watched it twice, just to make sure, and it's not there.

Does anyone know where he has gone, he who has this channel?

its easy when the "sea foam branch is free from bushes around your house...which we don"t have em here....

Look excellent.. What is your eBay please

thanks for the nice videos, they are very educational. unfortunately the pantiles molds (1350057) are no longer available. I have contacted the manufacturer and told me that the mold in question has been removed from the range. My question now is: Is there an alternative to these specific pantiles, or is there another manufacturer. thanks Peter from Belgium

I have tried pigments in the casting powder, but it always comes out way to light, or it affects the plaster setting correctly. I do use Herculite 2 as well.

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Exquisitely gorgeous details and wow the design and colours are beautiful 🥰❤️ could I ask about the mould's name again as I've Heard you say in you video but sorry you have a unique actcent and can not get it right and I've whacked your video over and over and still not under standing your unique actcent may be it my own ear can not hear it right

You sir are a master craftsman,thank you for this excellent tutorial!

Do you know what company produces the net?

Great kit!

I made a corrugated iron press with my 3D printer…for shaping can aluminum…works quite well. I have not thought of using food container foil….good idea. Are the iron corrugations to scale, they look a bit big?

Do you ever use Milliput and do sculpts With it

To get them to sit better on one another use a Ball Stylus Moding Tool On one side

And nit cost alot To make. What Brand of paint and Brushes you use

Great Tips

Love it bud very much 👍

I need moulds

Do you have other videos on this build

Too much waffling and not enough action. Boring. Boring. Boring. I'm outa here..I couldn't stick it any longer after wasting 23 minutes of my life watching and nothing has actually happened; just waffle, waffle waffle.

Why not use watered down PVA?????