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a technique by Pedro Andrada
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RESIN COPIES
Simple mould First, you pour a little resin in the mould and you move this with a pointer in order to avoid air bubbles
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Secondly you flatten the mould with your fingers, so you remove all of the bubbles.
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Then with the mould flattened, you remove the bubble in the spout and fill with resin. Lastly you loosen your fingers and all of the resin will fill the mould.
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Two piece mould Firstly you pour the exact amount of resin into the two halves of the mould and you move this with a pointer in order to avoid bubbles.
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Secondly you wait for the resin to begin to cure.
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Then you join the two halves of the mould and you press the two halves together with your fingers. The excess resin will flow out via the overflows.
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Final resin copies
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Comments

tread_geek
Simply a superb copiling of excellant tips and techniques, Pedro. I have followed the builds that led to this feature and it is wonderful to see it all in one place. Words are lacking to express my gratitude to you for providing this valuable resource. Thank you, Jan
OCT 04, 2011 - 02:02 PM
SdAufKla
That build blog was one of the absolute most informative sets of posts that I've ever read anywhere! I'm very glad the blog has been captured for posterity in a regular feature article. Not only is Pedro Andrada an extroidinarly talented model builder, he has a great eye for picking out the most instructive points in his build to share! A rare combination of characteristics. We were all very fortunate that he took the time and effort to document and explain his work so thoroughly! Thanks again, Pedro!
OCT 04, 2011 - 02:38 PM
Spiderfrommars
I totally agree. Thanks a million Pedro
OCT 05, 2011 - 07:51 PM
vonHengest
My deepest thanks again for sharing your work with us Pedro. If you ever wrote a book on this subject I'd buy it for certain. Hopefully I'll get some time this coming holiday season to try your techniques for myself. Cheers and all the best
OCT 05, 2011 - 08:02 PM
AlanL
Terrificly useful build blog producing 2 outstanding and unusual vehicles. Cheers Al
OCT 09, 2011 - 08:05 AM
PedroA
Thanks for your support friends. Pedro.
OCT 11, 2011 - 09:28 AM
rinaldi119
Hi Pedro, You are a master, pure and simple. These two are my favorite from your impressive selection of scratchbuilds, the fact they are 1/72 is crazy. Best, Mike
OCT 26, 2011 - 10:04 AM
Grumpyoldman
Very nice helpful article., great models.
OCT 26, 2011 - 01:05 PM
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