This is a short video with how we use a vibrating table with casting concrete into molds and is intended to compliment the already existing videos which feature concrete casting on the channel and/or social media platform.
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After a few weeks casting concrete pieces and statues at the end of August and in September here in the UK, we can show how a good quality mix of concrete will create a good quality concrete cast. There were a few ‘bug-holes here and there on this small batch of three, which can be remedied by a cement filler after the casts are cured and for future casting to spend more time tapping and vibrating unwanted air out of the molds and seeing the places in the molds where the bug-holes are likely to form.
The concrete recipe used for casting in this video: 1 X Part cement. 2 X Parts sand. 2 X Parts aggregate. PVA (UK) bonder/bonding agent. Plasticiser/plasticizer.
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In this video we focus more on the concrete mix used here at Dramamask Evolution and looking for a consistency which isn’t too firm and not too slushy either – a mix which keeps it’s shape, but is also cooperative in being moved around the mold/mould.
The concrete recipe used in this video: 1 X Part cement. 2 X Parts sand. 2 X Parts aggregate. PVA (UK) bonder/bonding agent. Plasticiser/plasticizer.
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After a mix which was too dry in the previous videos, we mix our concrete to a slurry consistency to help with fluid casting and keeping trapped air to a minimum. In this video we cast a relatively large dragon and a skull candle holder. Both pieces can be found on the channel in model construction and mold making videos.
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Update and Q&A for the month of September 2020. In this video we talk about cutting corners with concrete casting, concrete mixes, etc, recent and upcoming projects, including the snowspeeder model kit and reviewing a diamond painting kit.
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In this video we demold the concrete pieces which were poured in part one: https://youtu.be/HkI5AkU-wf4 We also talk about troubleshooting trapped air in your concrete mix which could be due to a dry or thick mix.
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After spending quite a bit of time making molds and casting with resin, we finally have a concrete casting video up after two years since the last concrete cast video and using some of the recently made molds, including an Easter Island head, a fossil, a fairy door and some skull casts.
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In this video we build the Revell Star Wars Snowspeeder 1/52 scale model and paint certain parts during assembly while preparing the model for transfers and paint effects in the following part.
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00:00 Part One – Building a UFO spaceship model prop for a video. In this part, we build the UFO using recycled items and prime the model ready for paint effects which will be featured in part two where we will paint the UFO model prop. 05:30 Part Two – In this part, we use washes and the trusty dry-brushing technique to create effects on our UFO model prop made from recycled items!
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Second and final part of this UFO prop model build video series. In this part, we use washes and the trusty dry-brushing technique to create effects on our UFO model prop made from recycled items!
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