Yeah,I’m ordering some tonight.
Try SmoothOn Mold Max 27T
Idk what you’re using as mold boxes? I like legos lines with blue tape. There’s a simple mathematical calculation to figure out how much mold maker to use with legos as well.
count the blocks,and multiply. Let’s say a mold box’s international dimensions is 3 blocks wide,10 blocks long,and 5 bricks high...3x10x5=150,then multiply what you get X 2=300,move the decimal two places,...3.00..so,3oz of 27T by weight. That’s without catalyst.....it’s a pattern I kept seeing repeat as I made molds..it’s not an exact science. The larger the mold the more you need to pad that number..if you where making multiples like three 3oz molds I’d say pad another.5oz to that total of 9oz ....if you don’t have enough mold maker that’s fine. You can put in the tank what you have poured..let that cure,then pour more on top of that...it’ll be fine. I’ve done it myself many times...large items without a lot of displacement like capes,and webgear tend to take more moldmaker to fill the mold,because the obvious less internal volume taken up by the part that has far less displacement then heads,or limbs.
Now,on big items like this torso for example..I measure the inside of the mold box,and make a replica of it from cardboard sealed up with painter’s tape. Put the item inside,fill it with water,then measure how much water by valume. That’s how much mold maker I use on my LEGO mold. Example for that was when I made the last mold of a 1:6 torso. It’s huge,so it’s going to take a lot of volume. I wanted to know the exact amount of materials needed...
If I went with something other than what's at Hobby Lobby, I might get more for my money.
