Coffee mold.
I added a teaspoon of coffee to the water before adding the plaster.
Needless to say, it smelt great, but it didn't work.
This is the stalk from a vine of cherry tomatoes.
I thought it looked slightly alien.
I clued a couple of the wedges from Hirst Arts' Cargo Bay Accessory Mold #302
at an odd angle.
Here's four set's of the same item.
And the final 8 that I need for my project...
...again.
Oasis. A possibility for terrain, although it seems to break easily, and is of course porous.
I cut a piece of oasis, and made this form, just from squashing and molding the edges.
Here are two pieces tha I was going to glue together, in the background is the wood glue I used.
and here, they are stuck together.
A better picture.
This is my mold set up, when casting 5 molds at a time. This was possibly my first casting session.
I bought this sponge, in the future, I might try to make this into a series of small bushes.
An image of the primer I use,
... and a close up.
Steelplate
a different type of steelplate.
Fake grass (from a playground)