Great video! Fantastic details that others sometime skip! Lets hope for a brighter 2021! Cheers from us here in Brisbane Australia!

nice this is exactly what i was interested in doing.

Good job buddy...I've been having trouble working on flexible parts...i guess I should check out some smooth-on products

This video is super helpful! Thank you for documenting this stuff! I don't see any information from Motion Picture FX on the expansion of their foam and was wondering how you figured that out?

have you ever thought of making a video on how to make a 3d modeled mother mold like you did for the c3-Po shoe i want to make some for my helmets bit no vlue how to get started

it never occurred to me that i could 3d print the mold instead of the actual think, and put silicone on it now to actually get a 3d printer- Im not too worried about the final look of the casted piece, thankfully. Since it's just going to be covered with cloth materials that will more or less hide any mild imperfections

@gordontarpley

Жыл бұрын

It's a really handy trick. I use it pretty often.

Which material you used for orange part?

I tried this to make a muscle suit, and yep, that was hard to release hahaha

@richardedwards2741

3 жыл бұрын

Henry Creations how did this work for your muscle suit? I am looking to do the same thing. Thankfully I found this. Any tips or tricks you found to doing this for a muscle suit?

@HenryCreations

3 жыл бұрын

@@richardedwards2741 i would say a lot of wax release agent, or, a light layer of silicone brushed very thin

10 hours?! How is that possible?! Is that a high speed, high layer height?

@gordontarpley

2 жыл бұрын

Usually .3mm layer height and a .8mm nozzle helps speed things up like crazy.

admit it you killed Daffy

either a rancor or a wampa