Making Your Own Resin Toys - Casting Methods

Resin casting time! Yeah, sure, its been a few videos and I've not done one of these, and to be honest there are so so many of these on KZbin I just didn't see the rush :D In this video I'm casting my "Robo Ayam Kampung" that I was working on in my live streams, and bits and pieces of other videos here and there - it's a complicated 3 piece mould, and I messed it up a little, but I got there in the end!
Also I'm demonstrating some use of Pearl powders, and how to also use coloured ink in resin to make them a bit better to fix up when it comes to clean up time.
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Hi everyone - I'm Facter (@facter on IG) and this is my latest tutorial on how I create my own designer toys for Irikanji Toys.
I've been doing graffiti and street art for 25 years, and have been making my own toys for about 5 years now in Melbourne, Australia. It's been an amazing journey so far. I still have so much to learn, but id like to share what I already know, and learn from everyone else - so please leave comments or suggestions, and constructive criticisms!
Check out my website or buy toys - www.irikanji.com
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Thanks Mr White for the motions! / turbogfx3

[@shanebevin6688]

Thanks for the great hints and tips!

[@ScottBourke]

Nice video mate. That iridescent colouring in the 3rd one looks awesome.

[@IrikanjiToys]

Thanks man! Yeah it turned out so nice, just need to work out the clear coat and see if I can paint over it safely ..otherwise, still looks looks cool as it is haha

[@jaredward7395]

Love this stuff man!

[@IrikanjiToys]

Thanks man, I appreciate that!

[@ABCD-iq8wj]

Which resin you used in this video man