[NoodleChow]

thanks dude. pretty much just molding objects with silicone rubber and using some kind of clear resin. had been using this castincraft version but it requires a ton of work to make sure the molds don't have bubbles in em as well as heat so they don't come out tacky. best bet is to use a pressure pot to get rid of bubbles. planning on updating my tools and materials over the summer so i can get back into full on casting and customizing by the time SDCC is over.

basically learned by scouring youtube videos and various online tutorials over about a year or so before buying various products. from there it was just a ridiculous amount of trial and error. worked out since i also need to level up my sculpting skills and being able to cast those original parts is a good motivator.