Orange Glass Fiber Cows - Bar & Block Steakhouse - Fibreglass Casts by Sculpture Studios

[@mudbug212]

I was utterly moooved to hear you say my name put a smile on my face and did not stray from video it herded me in no bull was great. Keep up the great videos i did enjoy hearing my name you guys do great work no milking around oh hay great job keep it up.

[@AdenHynesSculptureStudios]

Thought you might appreciate ;)

[@NwoRun]

What a briliant sculpture. I love the shape and the form of the cow.

[@CandleFlameFilms]

Amazing! Is there another video kicking around that shows how all the individual fibreglass mold pieces come together?

[@rlxzcv]

WOOOO SEANY NARRATOR 🤪🤪

[@sandypage1681]

Good job, as always!

[@AlexandrViking]

Very great!!!

[@caseypowell9030]

I've worked in fiberglass 30yrs build um good Marbo 227 best stuff ever since sliced bread

[@mehranzarrinehteram7228]

Moooore Cow, please.

[@jankowalski-mf1cw]

I work on such production in Poland, but we make whole cows and the process is generally faster

[@Busted.Brains]

Wow never seen this process before thank you!

[@sislertx]

Well done

[@RichardThompsonCA]

Great work!

[@debbralehrman5957]

Got a nice little herd of cows 🐄 🐄🐄started there. Now all you need is a good bull. 🐂 And ❤ romance.

[@Moti.art.]

You are the best...love from Israel ♥️

[@artesefibra3808]

Trabalho incrível ....bela art. 👨‍🎨🍀🇧🇷✌

[@PedroHenrique-se9xi]

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[@Props2You]

Another beautiful project. How do you join the 2 parts of the mold together once you can no longer get your hands inside ?

[@AdenHynesSculptureStudios]

Trapdoor left open in the tummy ☺️ which we then bolt up and fill the seams

[@karenlewis4142]

Hi from Kansas, USA. I have a couple of questions. Q: Why are the cow horns twisted and not balanced? Q: Why is a cow being used and not a steer?

[@AdenHynesSculptureStudios]

Hey Karen. In answer to both questions, it's what the client wanted 😊

[@karenlewis4142]

@@AdenHynesSculptureStudios That's a bit odd.

[@65cj55]

A lot of Polled Herefords have Horns like that...

[@josephkarebu4492]

hello good job, is it possible to get full body mold from you guys? thank you

[@AdenHynesSculptureStudios]

Hey Joseph, thanks for the comment. Where abouts are you based? If you could drop us an email via [e-mail]

[@davidstokes8441]

Great work. I notice when doing animal sculptures you go for the shiny look, client's choice I guess. However if anyone asked for a hairy beast, have you heard of static grass as made by Noch and Woodland scenics. I reckon it'd look grouse

[@AdenHynesSculptureStudios]

Usually the gloss option is chosen so that the sculpture is easier to clean and wipe down. And we haven't tried anything like that

[@grandmajosephine383]

How can they breathe in all that plastic?

[@ellenjean5632]

How did you make the original cow mold?

[@AdenHynesSculptureStudios]

Years and years ago, we polystyrene carved the master pattern, which a client requested look like an existing model to have more created. We then took a fibreglass mould. Since then, we've created a couple of new moulds from a cast, to refresh the mould life.

[@miras.6761]

i need one how mutch is the price ?

[@alnooree2000]

good job

[@jpsculpturechannel5537]

hello adens watching from dubai #JP art Creation Vlogs

[@ArmouryTerrain]

I think your pun game in this video was medium well done, although there was sadly a lack of workshop dancing.

[@rudyhaddad1858]

I love the shape. This is what we need for our steak house, trying to contact you guys.

[@AdenHynesSculptureStudios]

Hey Rudy. Please drop up an email via [e-mail]

[@hussnaindrawingacademy4179]

Sir I need job I want work with you me also work fiber glass I love art work

[@m.maclellan7147]

Okay, how about if you're making a new mold, make a "beef" cow. This one is a 'dairy' cow. Went to an Agricultural High School many years ago & the body types are vastly different. I might be only one in 50 people who cares, but, a "beef" cow really looks much more 'appetizing', then a dairy cow ! Lol. And, one of the most popular beef cows is an Angus ! They are from Scotland, so would be very fitting for your Scottish clients ! I think the dairy cows are fine for advertising ice cream or cheese, but a bit boney for a steak house ! My 2 cents. Disregard at your leisure ! ;) Great video otherwise !

[@65cj55]

It's a Polled Hereford, but yes a Bull would be better.

[@ЧорнаяПантера1301]

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