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Would anyone be interested in such a thing? The class would show you how to create a mold of an object so you could cast copies of it in plaster or resin. For example, if you created a special 10x10 floor tile for your dungeon with the sihedron rune, you could make a mold of it and cast as many copies of that tile as you wanted.
I, for one, would be interested in such a thing. Very interested. :)
Yup. Any idea on how many people would be allowed in at a time? Dont want to lose out to a lottery glitch :-)
It depends on the size of the room. I'd expect 10-20 people is the upper limit (that's what it was for the foam-carving and plaster-bricking workshops last year).
I would also be interested in this. I'm just not sure if I can fit it in around my PFS GM schedule.
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I'm sure this would be a great session. I was fortunate enough to get into both the foam-carving and plaster-bricking sessions. Sean briefly mentioned silicone molds, this inspired me to do some of my own molds for a plaster-brick project. I created my own sarcophagus lid and some other pieces for a Crypt of the Everflame project that used ready made Hirst Arts molds for plaster bricking.
Check out the flikr link in the sarcophagus post to see one way to do it.
In January when this was first inquired about, I wasn't making plaster bricks. Now, I am. So, I would actually be interested in the custom silicone molds.
FWIW I'd now be interested in the foam-carving too
It'll be on the schedule. :)
It'll be on the schedule. :)
"It" being which, specificly?
It - Silicone moldsIt - foam-carving
or it - both
Silicone mold workshop. :)
Cool, sounds like a cool workshop