Using Rivet Mold to make endless rivets

[@bertsedgwick9828]

funny how green stuff world doesn't use like... Green stuff

[@LordPadriac]

Did you miss the part where they literally cut the blue and yellow chunks to mix greenstuff? They just used the other putty as well to show that any kind of putty you can jam into those spaces will work.

[@BenjWarrant]

I don't know quite what it would be, but you would be better off using something far more malleable than the Milliput.

[@greenstuffworld]

Each product has its advantages. Thank you!

[@greenstuffworld]

Although it is not the only option to use here, Milliput has no memory, so for this purpose, it is working perfectly.

[@spinum73]

Green Stuff World where are these molds available ?

[@greenstuffworld]

​@@spinum73 www.greenstuffworld.com/en/inicio/581-rubber-molds-bullets-bullet-shells.html

[@xr8dmoose135]

Do i need the blue version to use resin?

[@LordPadriac]

That seems really super fidgety. If there was a mold that let me pour resin to make the rivets maybe. As is no. Yes I'm aware it says "resin grade" on the product page but this does not seem like pouring resin would end very well. I'll stick with my current method of making rivets for my terrain and scratch built vehicles. I buy hexagonal solid styrene rod from Plastruct and cut rivets off of it as needed.

[@coolruehle]

I could see using epoxy putty in this mould.

[@dongomez3711]

Have you triedusing them with resin?

[@greenstuffworld]

You can use epoxy resins, but not polyurethane resins.

[@TabletopLenny]

Das schon cooles Teil!

[@greenstuffworld]

danke ;)

[@neoteraflare]

Cool but taking them out is helluva disgusting for people with tryphophobia

[@marasmusine]

I have trypophobia and I am triggered.

[@aarne4294]

Moldes de puertas, ventanas, plantas, maletas, instrumentos musicales, frutas, verduras, juguetes, ratones, gatos, peces, piezas para montar muebles, platos, vasos, paredes en distintas escalas. Eso me sería útil. Tengo los del tejado en 1:35 y quiero más.