Recasting Figure Body Parts in a 1 Part Mould - NOT Warhammer 40k

*Disclaimer - No Warhammer 40k figures were used in this video.

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[Magicwillnz]

Little known fact - molds automatically break if you try to cast 40k miniatures in them.

[Tom_-]

I absolutely will not be using this method to make a load of spare bits for some old RTB01 marines I have...

[arleygomez]

Would be great to see more videos of casting notWarhammer 40k minis.

[SMunozDB]

Im very happy your channel is growing just i hope you're not burning yourself out producing so frequently and with all this GW copyright nonsense, never forget the "hobby" in your name! You are doing great man

[grebo]

Great video, I'm surprised GW hasn't tried suing lego yet lol.

[ionceateapinecone]

you should buy a vacuum chamber to purge your silicon, they are pretty cheap on Amazon.
If you want to go a step further, a pressure pot for casting in would yield flawless results.

I've been using casting to fill out armies, and it's a great hobby.

[I_am_Maul]

Another great video! He just can't be stopped.

[llawke]

Glad to see another video. I absolutely LOVE not 40k miniatures!

[destinycaptain]

Have you ever tried Duplo bricks for molds? Larger, compatible with Lego plates. Might use less bricks in the molds and might be easier to take apart..

[alessiodecarolis]

Very useful, expecially for helmets/heads or ammo pouches and backpacks

[yunkil]

Nice video, I'd like to see two part mould next

[asafoetidajones]

*Skates into room while 'wild in the streets' plays, does a backside tailslide off the kitchen table, lowers Ray-bans just before landing*

"What if... they Were?"

[skorpietto]

"not w40k figures were used...“ but can i use w40k parts or figures? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[davidharrison]

Great to see your first video which i actually missed first time round, really informative and easy to follow

[KurtisJoseph]

Okay, I need to contemplate this. I am trying to figure out how to properly mold action figure pieces. I have molded Batman cowls and things like that. However, little dumbell joints and female sockets makes stuff more difficult. I am sure I can simply drill plastic heads. Two part hollow torsos with dowel fasteners may be different.

[davosazizora]

This is just a thought but would you consider using baby powder before you pour for the mold? Might help release them and stop it from sticking to the Lego frame. Just a thought, great vid mate!!

[franciscovs]

Loved the guide! just wondering if you can then put together the whole figure afterwards and if it will not be too fragile? cheers

[bigginsmcsauce]

Have you considered taping or rubber-banding an electric toothbrush body to your molds to help extract air bubbles on the cheap?

[Scout_Warrior]

Could you also do another one of these molding videos but use the melted plastic you have in acetone ?

[tigre_rougeblitz]

Hooray! 🤗 and we're back in production!