RE: Figure Casting Question

And with that I meant to include a web address:

http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~rwwolfme/projects/corridors/index.html

These corridors were made with the Station Builder mold from Hirst Arts.

Randy Wolfmeyer
Dept. of Physics
Washington University
http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~rwwolfme

On Fri, 18 Apr 2003, Randy W. Wolfmeyer wrote:

> Actually, here are some science fiction style corridors I've made from
the
> Hirst Arts Bricks.  They still need to be painted, I just haven't come
up
> with a color scheme I like.
>
> Randy Wolfmeyer
> Dept. of Physics
> Washington University
> http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~rwwolfme
>
>
> On Thu, 17 Apr 2003, Dean Gundberg wrote:
>
> >
> > Durham's Rock Hard Water Putty (http://www.waterputty.com/) is
available
> > pretty cheap at most hardware and home improvement stores in the US
at
> > around $6 for 5 pounds and it is supposed to be much harder than
plaster.
> > Also Dental plaster if you can find it.  Online you have to get 50
pounds or
> > more at a time but you might have a local dental supply store where
you can
> > get less.
> >
> > An interesting place for more information on these materials and one
piece
> > mold casting is the website for Hirst Arts
(http://www.hirstarts.com/) who
> > sell molds were you can cast your own bricks to make castles and
other
> > buildings - think of it as making your own LEGOs for fantasy
wargaming
> > buildings.	The do now have some Sci-Fi molds like this one for a
station
> > (http://www.hirstarts.com/station/station.html)
> >
> > .....wait, looks like new listee David Mihail just posted a link to
this
> > site too :-)
> >
> >
> > Dean Gundberg
> >
> > Starship Combat News
> > The latest information on Space Games and Miniatures
> > http://www.star-ranger.com
> > dean@star-ranger.com
> >
>