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Put a big bucket down and fill it completely to the brim with water. Have them put their leg in it to the knee. Water will pour out equal to the volume you will need in order to cast the limb. You can either put the bucket in a tub and measurewhat comes out, or just measure the water you need to refill the bucket to the brim. If you don't have a tall enough bucket, you can get the flexible cutting boards from the dollar store and hot glue an extention to the top of the bucket. Be liberal with the glue, you don't want leaks or it will distort the volume. Divide the volume by 7, and you get your ratio. So one seventh is one part. 3 parts water, 3 parts glycerin, 1 part gelatin. If you don't need to see inside of it, you can put filler inside like a thick wood dowel for the tibia and fibia. If you want it flexible, use foam for seat cushions with some plastic wrap taped around it. The foam can be wrapped around a dowel for maximum economy. Just don't forget to measure the volume of rhe filler the same way you did the leg, then subtract the filler volume from the leg volume for the proper volume of ingredients. Good luck 👍

@@lemonstealinghorsdoeuvre so smart! thank you!

I checked this one dries out in an hour, but I used to hold it overnight

I keep it in a freezer so tecnically its forever

I don’t know what that is

Face yes, eyes - never tried it :)

It's oil based, so it also will remove make-up. Very mild.

Yes

It does not tolerate heat, maybe use silicone instead

Yes but not with all clays, sculpey hardens when is heated

No clay, use resin instead

@@LazyMinutes ok!