What is new in your little world?

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shaft wrote:
xer0s wrote:
:rolleyes: Gramps screams insecurity with every post.

First thing he does is try to justify the age of the car, reassuring us that he normally has a newer vehicle. Then he try's to make the car sound "fun" by bragging about traction control, of all fucking things. Then he reinforces his adamancy of a solid marriage with "we", while bragging about "seriously considering" buying another of the same car...
nailed it
I had older cars when I was in my teens and early twenties. But this is the first car in almost 20 years that I've had more than 3 years. Which I thinks speaks to the quality and class of Audi. And if you've ever drove a quattro you'd understand how much more fun driving can be.

You've nailed it alright. "It" being how upset you are. :olo:
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Class :olo:
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fascinating :olo:
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I had older cars when I was in my teens and early twenties.
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Really? Tell us more...
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^ Look at all the tears. :olo:
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But this is the first car in almost 20 years that I've had more than 3 years. Which I thinks speaks to the quality and class of Audi.
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You're upset about the Kia. We get it. :olo:
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Which I thinks speaks to the quality and class of Audi.
Which I thinks speaks to the quality and class of Audi.
Which I thinks speaks to the quality and class of Audi.
Which I thinks speaks to the quality and class of Audi.
Which I thinks speaks to the quality and class of Audi.
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He's going to BLOW! :olo:
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you thinks?
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Sure seems that way.
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BTW, here's my other car. For the track days.

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You're looking a little heavy in that pic. Gotta work on that beer belly.
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You guys had some good wanking?

My latest project turned out really good. Moulded and casted the horns of an african Gazelle that I got cheap off the bay.
Soft 1-part silicon mould (the light green stuff), 2-part plaster bandage mothermould, casted in white polyurethane.
[lvlshot]http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/80f4/qm6e44qti94ozs8zg.jpg[/lvlshot]

Close-up for details:
[lvlshot]http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/4512/k3azcdsrjxb7upwzg.jpg[/lvlshot]

Photo was taken right after the moulding/casting process, hence the white spots on the original which are small silicon dots from the mould.
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Ferrao10 wrote:Powered by BlackBerry...
You guys had some good wanking?

My latest project turned out really good. Moulded and casted the horns of an african Gazelle that I got cheap off the bay.
Soft 1-part silicon mould (the light green stuff), plaster bandage mothermould, casted in white polyurethane.
[lvlshot]http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/80f4/qm6e44qti94ozs8zg.jpg[/lvlshot]

Close-up for details:
[lvlshot]http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/4512/k3azcdsrjxb7upwzg.jpg[/lvlshot]

Photo was taken right after the moulding/casting process, hence the white spots on the original which are small silicon dots from the mould.
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Ferrao10 wrote:Powered by BlackBerry...
You guys had some good wanking?

My latest project turned out really good. Moulded and casted the horns of an african Gazelle that I got cheap off the bay.
Soft 1-part silicon mould (the light green stuff), 2-part plaster bandage mothermould, casted in white polyurethane.
http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/80f4/q ... ozs8zg.jpg

Close-up for details:
http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/4512/k ... 7upwzg.jpg

Photo was taken right after the moulding/casting process, hence the white spots on the original which are small silicon dots from the mould.
Looks really clean in white, awesome job! What are you gonna do with it?
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HM-PuFFNSTuFF wrote:penis
I would have expected the counterpart as the frist response.
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ToxicBug wrote:What are you gonna do with it?
This project was more like a proof of concept. I'm gonna show it to my employee to hopefully get more interesting jobs to do. On the other side the final goal for myself would be to get as good as http://compositeeffects.com. I`ll have to learn how to work with modelling clay. Or, rather see if that is my thing at all.

Edit: And I`m gonna paint it. I`m not bad at paint jobs. Been doing it with Games Workshop`s figurines since 25 years. This is just a bit larger of a job. Should turn out well, be it a clone or of a different color- scheme.
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My better half had a rear tooth extracted today (under sedation) and I feel the pain :tear:
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Yes, cheers Memphis, that's what I am doing as a Nurse :D
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Ferrao10 wrote:
ToxicBug wrote:What are you gonna do with it?
This project was more like a proof of concept. I'm gonna show it to my employee to hopefully get more interesting jobs to do. On the other side the final goal for myself would be to get as good as http://compositeeffects.com.
That would look badass in a clearcast urethane :up:

Good luck on the skills expansion!
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Thanks Phant. I meant employer, of course.
Clearcast, hmm. I don't have a vacuum-pot, I guess you need one for bubble-free resins? And I didn't really care about the looks, surface-quality was my goal. The originals look pretty awesome as they are. Will hang them on the wall.
I got the stuff from Mouldlife in London this time. The silicon is Gel00 applied in 5 tinted layers. The PUR is Easyflo120 (quick stuff!). Awesome materials but the ordering/paying/delivery was a disaster. Probably not going to order there a second time. Two canisters of the silicon got broken during delivery. Slime all over the place inside the package upon opening. I'll stay with smooth-on (http://www.kaupo.de) instead. They are more expensive and their products are, imo, not as good as ML's but from experience they are just more reliable and more customer friendly in their service.
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Ferrao10 wrote:Thanks Phant. I meant employer, of course.
Clearcast, hmm. I don't have a vacuum-pot, I guess you need one for bubble-free resins? And I didn't really care about the looks, surface-quality was my goal. The originals look pretty awesome as they are. Will hang them on the wall.
I got the stuff from Mouldlife in London this time. The silicon is Gel00 applied in 5 tinted layers. The PUR is Easyflo120 (quick stuff!). Awesome materials but the ordering/paying/delivery was a disaster. Probably not going to order there a second time. Two canisters of the silicon got broken during delivery. Slime all over the place inside the package upon opening. I'll stay with smooth-on (http://www.kaupo.de) instead. They are more expensive and their products are, imo, not as good as ML's but from experience they are just more reliable and more customer friendly in their service.
Yeah you'd need a vac chamber/degasser to remove bubbles, you can build your own quite easily if you can pick up a decent pump on the cheap tho. They're super useful for silicone molds, it removes so much of the worry of getting air bubbles on the surface of your tooling. We nearly always use clear silicone these days so you can see how the mould is filling and wrangle the bubbles out as it's curing. Good tip you had on the tinted layers, it makes it so much easier being able to see the variation.

A lot of our productions use huge quantities of gear from Mouldlife, I've usually got small batches from Bentley Chemicals in my time. A shame they let you down. SmoothOn are a known quantity mind, I've bought their gear through Bentley and their packaging is usually nice and secure.

Easyflo 120 is a classic :up: It's got quite a high shrinkage mind, so if you're ever working with tight tolerances bear that in mind!
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