for a queen anne nose cap. going to pour it this week end in Pewter
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finished the sculpty die....
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Casting wax? Going to do a plaster lost investment casting?
Sculpty polymer clay. you can bake it @ 275 and it cures. you can add reliefs onto it and rebake as you go. doing a oil sand cast.
Pretty cool. Eager to see any photos of your process, and of course the result.
Well the cold and boring depths of Winter spur,s idea,s in my head and some say why? I say why not? Not Historical to a Queen Anne or H/C to any degree. In the end it provides a bit of better strength up front with no screws into the Wood rather than just a single screw and the relief provides sort of a rudimentary sight me thinks? In the end I might just have an odd duck P-Soli Q.A. Sm
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Looks a little awkward.
yes...it could be.....this is just the mold. i guess I will refine it once it is cast....TBD
It doesn't belong. Yes, the gun is only a replica. Yes, the barrel doesn't separate like the original. But this looks so out of place.
Just fooling around with some ideas. Having some casting fun. Just wanted to see if I could do it.Thanks for the input and have a great Christmas. SM
I like the newer one better - is it brass colored sculpy? Or painted? Anyway, it looks graceful, more in the style of a Queen!
Kinda looks like it belongs on a Queen Anne Vampire Slayer Steampunk Pistol. LOL. No paint It was cast from brass from scratch. SM
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