Diorama work...fun with magnets. Should I do the large oval base or should I leave it as its own base?

cool idea!

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"the same as a duck you must be made of wood"

Looking good! Which molding/casting material do you use?

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"Even darkness must pass. A new day will come. And when the sun shines it will shine out the clearer."

I usually use the cheapest two part silicone product I can find...think my lest batch was Alumilite. Then I use a two part resin: also Alumilite in this picture.

[quote="IsleStaggerholm"]I usually use the cheapest two part silicone product I can find...think my lest batch was Alumilite. Then I use a two part resin: also Alumilite in this picture.[/quot

Alumilite has a low tear strength. Send for a Smooth On Catalogue and compare.
I like mold Star 15 slow

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I'm reading the above and thinking "send for a catalog"????
How ancient is that? It really brings me back to the days of yore.

Don't they have an online catalog?

Well, you'd still have to send a e request to get on it;)

Yes, but it is not as easy to reference.The online catalogue requires that you have a bit of knowledge.The printed catalogue is aimed at the new customer.

https://www.smooth-on.com/applications/

https://www.smooth-on.com/products/

https://www.smooth-on.com/tutorials/

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"the same as a duck you must be made of wood"

I was looking at my Smooth On catalog and I found a product that I overlooked

Poyo Putty 40.

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Images of my Dunlander.

Looks good! I'm not a huge fan of the red though, it looks a little purple in the shades. I would suggest using Scorched Brown, or whatever it's called now, to shade the cloak, and/or a mix of brown and red. If you want to see what it looks like, you can check out this Easterling I painted a while back. Just scroll down about halfway.
viewtopic.php?f=50&t=18247&start=640
I suppose this is more of a personal preference, but I think it provides a more natural shade.
I really like the hair though, what colors did you use? It's got the perfect amount of yellow to it.
Thanks!
-PoW

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My WIP thread: http://one-ring.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=18247

Thank you for the feedback; I'll definitely try some deep browns with the shading aspects of red. My hair mixture was a base of tausept ochre and vomit brown and the. Shaded up with dorm yellow and straight dorm yellow as a thin highlight.