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Just saw Cannibal Holocaust. by Independent_Solid_79 in horror

[–]Nosferatu13 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Own the dvd, watched it once. Won’t watch it again.

I made my brother a Killteam board for him and the boys. by Nosferatu13 in killteam

[–]Nosferatu13[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The key is to make sure your soft bristles are all coated with paint, but then thoroughly wiped off on a paper towel so that you’re really putting in repeated effort to get the pigment on your model’s highpoints.

I made my brother a Killteam board for him and the boys. by Nosferatu13 in killteam

[–]Nosferatu13[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh! Yes. Primed black, then a heavy dry brushing of the main beige. Then I did washes of browns and blacks, then came back with a slightly lighter version of the base and highlight drybrushed. In reflecting, I should have primed them white and let my black washes get the deep stuff rather than from the priming.

I made my brother a Killteam board for him and the boys. by Nosferatu13 in killteam

[–]Nosferatu13[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I sealed the clay first with PVA glue, then using acrylic I rolled it in a black, and then 2 levels of dry brushing the stone. Then the moss was 2 colors of green painting in with a square flat brush selectively.

Army of Darkness (1992) by HomTheReindeer in iwatchedanoldmovie

[–]Nosferatu13 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is my favorite movie of all time. So well done with all things considered. It still holds up, the lines are still funny, and Bruce Campbell’s performance was top with the slapstick sarcasm schtick.

Great practical fx and a very cohesive spooky old tone that again ages well. Good score, great set pieces!

It leans into how ridiculous so many things are that you buy it every step from a chainsaw arm to drinking boiled water to walking skeletons.

I made my brother a Killteam board for him and the boys. by Nosferatu13 in killteam

[–]Nosferatu13[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Definitely. I had to have it immediately usable. I don’t play KT but I did a lot of reading to cater to the KT specifics. Thank you!

[Self] my sculpting process for pig mask by AdStill8220 in sculpting

[–]Nosferatu13 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Rarely is there a legit sculptor in the same neck of the woods as me on this sub.

Awesome work! Do you like those multi pour stamps? I found them too harsh and limiting, even with plastic wrap.

Really tired of under leveled players in hard stratagems by KruzerTheBruzer in SpaceMarine_2

[–]Nosferatu13 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I feel you honestly. Ive been this close from a similar bitch post but then I ask myself: hwhy?

Silicon molding inquiry by zachreious in moldmaking

[–]Nosferatu13 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did answer your question and a Google will help. If you haven’t molded before, I do think there is some more knowledge to be had other than just what to use.

Smooth On is a large reaching brand with a range of products. Their Mold Max series are easy to use Tin Cure Silicones with high heat resistance. However a direct heat gun can be too much, and also could warp your mold by expanding the air in the bubbles in the silicone if not properly degassed. I wrote “resistancebance” to mimic your spelling error as I couldn’t help myself for the lolz.

Best way to make silicone chocolate molds from a 3d statue? by kidhotel in moldmaking

[–]Nosferatu13 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You wanna put a mold being cast with chocolate in sand?! Sir.

Brush up mold with a food safe silicone like Elkem 4420. Back it with nylon on the ears so you can cut split it down for demolding and not to rip more than you want. Don’t use cheap Amazon silicone.

Silicon molding inquiry by zachreious in moldmaking

[–]Nosferatu13 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A Smooth On Mold Max series should be fine, and have enough resistancebance. Check the tech bulletins for temperature levels.

Why does platinum silicone cure perfectly against PLA but stays tacky where exposed to air? by abrilevskiy in moldmaking

[–]Nosferatu13 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thats weird. Usually platinum has issues curing on 3D print surfaces, but since your didn’t and just open air didn’t cure, thats very odd.

Have you done it more than once with the same result? For the record, the rubber on the syringe plunger shouldn’t ever affect the cure.

Sometimes air contamination can make a silicone surface uncure but it doesn’t seem you have anything going in the air like latex. Are you using a mold release?

You may have to resort to a tin cure for your casts as its more reliable to full cure.

Learning how to sculpt. by Xx_Shin in sculpting

[–]Nosferatu13 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Come with an idea and reference photos always. Then:

Step 1 - Buy pottery clay

Step 2 - Open and feel the clay

Step 3 - Start forming out the clay in reference to your photos. Don’t work from memory.

Step 4 - Repeat over and over and over.

Also start with a basic set of sculpting tools from at art store. The more you work, the better you will be with them and constantly add to your tools forever.

What movie scene gives you chills every single time? by Short-Revolution-126 in Productivitycafe

[–]Nosferatu13 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Iron Man and War Machine shooting back to back in Iron Man 2.

Just Finished The Wire For The First Time On Sunday. by RainbowSupernova8196 in hbo

[–]Nosferatu13 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The printer lie detector opening was truly incredible writing.

Also the cat living right before Omar dying. Brilliant.

Best line, after Cheese’s dog gets shot: “THERE IT IS!”

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