You should go online and buy the starter kit from Alumilite. Seriously...do it now.
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Sunday, August 1, 2010
Tutorial: Casting Your Own Resin Bases
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Interesting tutorial. You've given me an idea...
ReplyDeleteThat's very, very convincing.
ReplyDeleteCouple quick questions:
1.) did you seal your original bases with black primer?
2.)how much product did you buy (and which ones)
3.) how much did it cost?
I bought the starter kit. I think it was 70 bucks or so, but I don't remember. The bases were primed with black primer as added fixative for the sand.
ReplyDeleteI spent most of the resin making buildings(ahem...ruined cathedral), but for bases it takes very little. I have about 55-60 bases now, and am ready to sculpt some more serious designs. The gallon jugs are the way to go once you get the hang of it. I have the GW battle bunker for teaching me to make bases.
This stuff is awesome. I think I could rebase my entire collection in a a weekend.
great tutorial! you make it look way too easy... The alumilite starter kit has been added to the wish list!
ReplyDeleteIt really is that easy! I hope we can spread the news. Basing is easy!
ReplyDeleteA heads up on the Alumilite starter kit at a discount. If you have a Hobbylobby craft store around they carry the alumilite kits, silicon and resin and have a 40% off coupon you can print off of their website a couple times a month.
ReplyDeleteWhile the resin is still wet you can drop in a small washer to provide a bit of weight and something for magnets to grab on to.
ReplyDeletewould you be able to confirm to me that you bought this starter kit http://alumilite.net/ProdDetail.cfm?Category=Starter%20Kits&Name=Super%20Casting%20Kit just want to make sure
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