How to mold and resin cast miniatures the easy way

Hello everyone welcome back and welcome to the new visitors. Due to my hectic schedule at the moment I have not been able to make weekly videos like I want to. hopefully soon when my schedule clears a bit more I will get back on track with it. It is great to be able to show you my new tutorial showcasing two of my favorite and best products on the market to make molds and resin cast your own miniatures and parts.
This is not a paid promotion but I really think you should invest in them and I don't mind promoting them for free because of how much I have benefitted from their materials. In this video, I show you some simple steps I take to make molds and resin casts, very easy to do when you are using the rite products and this is it. hope you enjoy it, please ask any questions in the comment section thank you.
here is the link to get the products I'm using here:
www.alumilite....
Here is the link to the video showing how to make pouring liquid out of the dungeon fountains I resin cast:
• How To make Miniature ...
Here is the link to my website? blog:
falconministud...
Music powered by Epidemic sounds:
www.epidemicso...
video edited using Video Guru mobile App

[@worldhistoryminiatureshous9757]

Great video . This tutorial looks effective . Thanks to detail all the stages and gives nice advices . Congratulations as well for your sculpted miniatures . Cracking job on them !

[@FALCONMINISTUDIOS]

Thank you, I'm glad I was able to make all the steps clear enough to understand. Considering all the copywrite claims going around I've made sure I learned how to sculpt to feature my own models in my future videos.

[@worldhistoryminiatureshous9757]

@@FALCONMINISTUDIOS I know what you mean by copywrite claimings ! Creating videos on YT means be cautious and attentive to everything ...

[@pamvee7597]

Thank you for sharing this knowledge.

[@FALCONMINISTUDIOS]

🙏

[@GamingMediocrity]

Thank you so much. Been looking into this. Tough to find in-depth tutorials like yours.

[@FALCONMINISTUDIOS]

Your welcome, I'm glad you found this useful!

[@themonkeymug1339]

Thanks full of good tips and advices !!! Make some more 😁

[@FALCONMINISTUDIOS]

Your welcome im glad you enjoyed it. More vids coming soon 😉

[@yasashii89]

This channels pretty good. Subscribed.

[@gunberyl3075]

Great tutorial!

[@FALCONMINISTUDIOS]

Thanks!

[@keithsmodelsandrcs6593]

Great video

[@FALCONMINISTUDIOS]

Thank you

[@AaaaNinja]

Holy crap I have never seen that technique being used for making sure resin gets into every corner. 8:10 I use two-part molds too so I can do this. I use a pressure chamber to shrink them but I have to be fast because I have been using the fast-curing stuff.

[@randystuartjr.4217]

Awesome video - I have a question. I was going to try to make a silicone mold of a plastic miniature, and I wanted to know if instead of mold release, would I be able to melt Vaseline down or Coconut Oil to liquid form then apply it with a brush over the plastic miniature before adding the platinum silicone? Could I also apply either on the cured silicone before pouring the other half? I read that supposedly, it would act is a divider.

[@FALCONMINISTUDIOS]

Hello and thank you for your comment. You can definitely use oils as mold release as long as it is oily. Adding them between the two halves of ant mold really does help. I would also suggest adding the oil release agent to your molds before casting with resin. When the resin gets really hot it wears out the mold. Adding a form of mold release will alleviate the stress on the mold as well as give it a longer life ultimately allowing you to cast another one or two more casts before the mold begins to deform.

[@georgemartinez1720]

Gteat info Were did you leatn to sculpt

[@FALCONMINISTUDIOS]

Thank you, I'm glad you find it helpful. Over the years I've sculpted here and there I learned on my own just watching pros online and practicing. I'm not a pro yet but I'm working towards that.