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Hi all,
I have finished my molds for my doors. ?Yup, doors.
You see, the hirst arts molds are very shallow, and as such, are only capable of casting half a door at a time.
What this means is that either you glue the door to a wall and assume it will never open, or, you cast a mold twice and glue the doors back to back. ?One of the door molds even has a split down the middle so you have to glue the door together anyways.
What I did, was use alot of glue, greenstuff, mold sealent and other handy items I had laying around to make a single mold that when cast, creates 12 of each type of door, complete, front and back. ?No gluing, no green stuff filler, just a nice, finished door.
All it took me was 7 tries with different rubbers, door layouts and lots of elbow grease.
Now I am onto making decorative walls and corners.
ON A TOTALLY SEPARATE NOTE.....
On Sunday, at the church picnic, I was cornered by a friend of mine. ?He is preparing for the church'es Remembrance Day service.
He needs sound bites, about 3-4 seconds at most, of war time sounds. ?Iconic little sounds in wav or mp3 format that sound like machine gun fire, gas attack alerts, dive bombing runs, you know, all the wonderfull sounds from the past.
They will be used in his presentation. Unfortunately, my war movie collection is very small. (my first wife did not like war movies, and I came home one day to find my war movies, westerns, role-playing games and battletech miniatures to have disappeared as a garage sale/garbage run).
Any help would be very much appreciated.
best regards,
Dalton.
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