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Puppet Making: Making a plaster mould from a head modelled in plasticine

Puppet Making: Making a plaster mould from a head modelled in plasticine
This Instructable uses a video produced in a project called Micro Mr Punch.

The method shown is how to start with an original detailed model in plasticine.

Note -
There is a video that shows this process in the last step.

There are other videos in this series, that show casting in plaster from plasticine, using the mouldings to recreate the model in durable in papier mache, costume making and more.
You can:
View Micro Mr Punch videos on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=AFEAAB09B9F5C71A

Look at Micro Mr Punch phtots on flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rosemarybeetle/sets/72157612895551373/

Follow the Micro Mr Punch Blog on Blogger:
http://micromrpunch.blogspot.com/

 
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Step 1Start with a head modelled in plasticine

Start with a head modelled in plasticine
Plasticine is fabulous. It is so easy to model, and can be warmed to soften, and cooled to harden.
This instructable assumes you have made your original model...
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Jul 20, 2009. 10:52 AMadmin says:
This project looks awesome but there isn't enough documentation of you actually making it to be a full Instructable. There are two things which you could do. 1) If you happen to have images of you making your project you can create some more steps, add those additional photos into your Instructable and then republish your Instructable. 2) If you don't have any more pictures of you working on your project, that's ok too. That just means that your project is better suited to be submitted as a slideshow. Your images are already in your library, and you can use the same text that you have already written for your Instructable so it should only take a few minutes to create your slideshow and show the world what you made! Thanks for your submission and let me know if you have any questions along the way.

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I like making all sorts of stuff, out of found materials: furniture, wild food, whatever! Anything here is payback for all the stuff I have learnt from generous people out there. In return, take w...
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