Prop: Shop - Prepping Cast Resin Kits for Painting
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Casting or buying resin kits is only half the battle. Learn how to prepare those plastic pieces for an epic paint job!
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love the idea with the superglue and the babypowder as filler
I don't cosplay or use props. I'm just here because this looks exciting to watch. :) Hello community! ^^;
Thank you so much for this video! I bought my first resin kit at a convention last month and am super excited to try this out!
Never thought to use both ok on a model kit but that's actually a decent idea. Kinda expensive though.
a lot of very cool tips on a single video.. thank you.
You're most welcome!
power and superglue, one I didn't know :) great little trick
Dan Saunders works great n fast
one thing i wanna know is a prespective on the "rigidity "of the material is it like plastic hard, silicon soft or where exactly does it stand, and what if we were to make a full fron and back human head.
thank you.
I am able to start on making the Dalek Gun in the series 9 two part episode of Doctor Who. It's just some thing I wanted to make. Most of it will be PCV pipe and EVA foam with a little Worbla too. But this helped when I have to cover up and holes I drill in or seems
OOhh! :D Great vid as usual Bill!
And the tips about enlarging the bubble cavities and filling them up with something simple as super glue and baby powder were actually really helpfull.
Cheers!
Very helpful, thanks!
Thanks so much for watching!
+punished props I've started to make the bog wild 1.0, but it has gone wrong already lol, I'm going to take a slower approach
Good Video, but I wondered about Resin dust? Isn't it highly dangerous to breath? You don't mention wearing a breather and your techniques make a lot of breathable dust.
Yeah you should wear a dust mask when sanding urethane foam. A vacuum or dust collector are great too.
Another great one!!
another destiny helmet, the hunter bog wild 1.0 is so cool, have a look if you can
Is there a video for the sword, thats shown in the background at 5:00? Thanks!
Survey == perfect idea. Good job!
Are you going to EmeraldCon this year?
I go most years, and this year I'm going to cosplay for the first time! I'm pretty nervous, but also excited!
Finally managed to find a EVA supplier that is close enough, still had to pay €10 in shipping, but still....
Time to start my Ember Celica (Yang Xiao Long, RWBY). Hope I get the experience to start doing my 2D sprite to 3D full-armor of Gilliam (Fire Emblem, Sacred Stones). Bill, do you have any tips for going from 2D to 3D? (Cant really use software, dont have the hardware .__." )
#Excited
Your Awesome!!!
Rewatching these videos for a Samus Light Suit helmet I'm making, & just noticed a Light Suit cosplay at 3:19. Anyone know where that build comes from? I've never seen it before.
Thanks man! I don't have FB, so that's probably why I haven't come across it before.
So sanding is the only way right?:"[ i feel like it might remove the texture on what i made using cast 300 🤔🙁 if i file it down
If I recall Plasti Dip doesn't require that to stay in place. Plus, if you make a big mistake you can remove it and start again
If you have a texture you want to keep you can lightly sand or use a filler primer to help fill in small gaps or bubbles.
I need this for 40k stuff thanks
how do you clean up the seams of a latex masks or props?
+Punished Props ohww that's okay but whoww thanks for the quick reply ;)
can you mold a Lego man
do you plan to do a video on chroming?
what kind of a rotary tool are you working with ?
+Punished Props Is it better than a Dremel. The first one I had was great but broke, now this one is giving me problems where it stops or only works by holding it in a particular angle. Looking for something with more control.
Hey what type of paint is used ?
Here are all our videos we've done on painting props, from resin kits like the ones in this video to foam and other kinds of props! punishedprops.com/painting-props/
What rotary tool is that?
Foredom Rotary Tool: amzn.to/2TI5Gj7
what primer did yall use? :o
We didn't use any primer in this video, but it will depend on the piece. If it has larger spaces and not too many tiny details, filler primer works great! Otherwise we usually use a basic Krylon or Rustoleum primer from the hardware store.
@@punishedprops thank you!