Thread: Molding and casting polyurethane foam bones

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wow, deoblo that's so nice of you to say
Here's another picture of the hand and finger together

Thanks again so very much
Phil

I just call it as i see it ........ so much talent for such a young man .....can wait to see more props from you in the future..... keep up the great work !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Liar...you just photographed your hand!! Please tell me you just photographed your hand...that's so creepy.

Dammm you got me BunnyMummy hehe!
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Phil

Errr....Did I miss something? Where is the tut on how to make the hand? *scratches head*

Apologies hoodoo but this tut was primarily focused on the bones, I just haven't got round to creating a new silicone hand and I don't have any progress pictures from my previous attempt. Hopefully I'll put something together in the near future.
Thanks
Phil

if you put the foam into the mold in steps, like filing it a third of the way at a time, it will help smooth the surface. the Great Stuff foam needs air to cure properly, without air the foam gets a rough texture but with air it is pretty smooth.