Showing posts with label Resin Casting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Resin Casting. Show all posts

Wednesday, 27 May 2015

32mm Objective Markers From A Galaxy In Flames

G'day guys, Macca here with something new: Objective Markers! I sculpted up a pair of 32mm bases today, with plinths on them for placing your objective dice.







But guess what? I decided that we can have a bit of fun here, so I cast them up. Yes, these will be made available at AGIF tournaments and giveaways, and even for purchase directly from us in future.


What do you think of that hobbyists? If you like them or hate them, let me know!

~Macca

Sunday, 9 February 2014

White Scars Objective Markers

G'day all!

Macca here with a little side project. I have been very busy with work lately, so haven't been updating this blog. That said, here are my objective markers for my White Scars. This fantastic little set was built by John over at The Painting Bunker, utilizing parts from several Primarch bases! I sold my soul and acquired some, so here they are, all ready for the game board.









Well, that's all for now, hope you visit again soon~ Macca

Monday, 27 January 2014

Destroyed Contemptor

I was talking with Keepy about casting up some of my sculpts for gaming. I decided that as I have a few Contemptor Pattern Dreadnoughts, I should cast up some wrecked ones. I used a very simple casting of part of the hull, and put it on a base I previously sculpted. I then set about sculpting more rocks onto the base using green stuff, followed by adding grit and rock to the surface from a GW basing kit.

The Pinkysil I have used is just a 1:1 mix, and it is a viscous silicon liquid. I poured it into an old McDonalds container lid as it was the desired size, you don't want to waste this stuff as it isn't cheap. The model to be cast was then coated in a release agent and placed into the pinky. Once dried, I gently peeled it out. I then mixed my resin, and poured, time had to be taken with a toothpick to pick out air bubbles, as I am casting this on my kitchen bench where the photos have more light.












So, there it is, nothing too crash hot, I am not trying to recreate perfect contemptors, I just want something to use for a destroyed dread instead of making a circle of dice.




Well, that's all for now, I will have another fiddle and drop some paint on it sometime soon, for now, tata!

Saturday, 25 January 2014

Storm Shields

Gday Guys!

Just a quick post today - I have had a couple of peeps ask me about the Storm Shields from the The Painting Bunker so here is some more info on them. Here you go!




To me they look like some very quickly fashioned make-shift shields from a chunk of plas-steel, and I think that is the look John was going for. A very basic shield, perfect for filling the gap for the lack of 30k ones. As I said in the previous post, these will be used for 40k games only, as the arms are magnetised with 3mm x 2mm rare earth magnets.





Here's a painted one, they have heaps of flat surfaces for etched brass and transfers.

I don't think John sells them anymore, but if you pop over to his blog and ask him nicely who knows he might just cast you up a batch. No promises though!

You can see a quick post about his Storm Shield on an Iron Hands Librarian here.

That's all for now, catch you next time

Keepy