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New molds !
GeneralFailure
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Posted: Friday, October 31, 2003 - 12:58 AM UTC
After being away for many years (at least that's how it feels), Linka's back !
They offer a broad range of interesting molds to cast your own 1/72 buildings in plaster.
Their catalog offers a wide range of wonderful new molds.
Another interesting website is hirstarts. They offer molds to cast yourself a huge selection of ruins, dungeons and castles. Though no scale is mentioned, the door heights look close to 1/40 to 1/50 and the wall thickness feels more like 1/25 to 1/20. But they have real cool stuff that might suit your diorama needs.
Even if you don't like the product, the website offers an enormous collection of practical tips that can help you to make better buildings.
(hint for all those who join in Market Garden !)
Jan
Cactus911
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Posted: Friday, October 31, 2003 - 02:50 AM UTC
This looks really neat! Has anyone ever used to this, and if so, what did you make? How much work does it take for the buildings to look realistic and not like gingerbread cutouts?
Stephen
Stephen
GeneralFailure
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Posted: Friday, October 31, 2003 - 11:59 AM UTC
I used almost a dozen Hirstarts molds to build a BIIIIIIIG castle for junior. Finished it with diorama techniques. This looks really good.
Hirstarts is fun material to work with, but not fit for 1/35 modeling. Great stuff just for amusement, or for wargames.
Hirstarts is fun material to work with, but not fit for 1/35 modeling. Great stuff just for amusement, or for wargames.