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tricks to casting all your creations, from your little sculpted miniatures, to scale
buildings and more. Don't know where to start, no problem, check out some of the links
below. Is there something here you can't find? E-mail me the question, and I'll do my
best to post the best answer I have.
After you finish casting your new creations, send us some pics and quick how-to as to
how you did it! We'll post it here so others can learn from your examples. Check back
often for updates.
First off I'd like to say that if you want to learn to do your own casting check out this
guy. His site is called Hirst Arts. Check it out here: Hirst Arts -- Castle Molds
He has lots of great tips, tricks, and advice. You can even purchase molds that he
makes himself to build the really cool buildings on his site that we're sure your gaming
group will drool over (ours does). :)
Also, great casting advice can be found at 1ListSculpting. Some great casters on
that group. Jeff Valent Studios and Bob Lipman come right to mind.
Some more great info here on casting up your mini creations. Get everything you need
from these guys. They are Miniature Molds. They carry everything you need to do
casting at home. Check them out here:Miniature Molds
***One quick personal tip: Please don't recast other peoples work. Only cast your own
work or any original work, but nothing copyrighted, unless you have expressed written
permission. You can get in alot of trouble and piss off alot of people. Just some good
advice from your friends here at Syko's War Room.
I'll be adding more soon. Some my own tutorials and others I have found.
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