Castlemolds from Hirst Arts (top) and Your Board System from Happy Seppuku (bottom) |
Hirst Arts - molds for buildings, accessories, and tiles using plaster or dental stone type of products. Currently the focus is to use the molds for walls and accessories. In the future, I want to explore the use of these molds to make building structures. The thickness of these molds range from 1/2 inch to 7/8 inch. The items range from 1/8 inch to 1/2 inch in thickness with majority of the casting pieces being 1/4 inch (floor tiles) to 1/2 inch (building blocks).
Mold #300 - Station Builder Mold (blue mold)
Mold #091 - Smooth Pyramid Mold
Mold #202 - Smooth Floor Tiles (blue mold)
Mold #040 - Basic Block
Mold #045 - Gothic Dungeon Builder
Mold #041 - Gothic Dungeon Accessories
Mold #044 - Gothic Additional Accessories
Mold #201 - Floor Tiles Various Sizes Mold (Basic Building - Gothic)
Mold #701 - Fieldstone Basic Block Mold
Mold #070 - Fieldstone Wall Mold
Mold #071 - Fieldstone Accessories Mold
Mold #075 - Ruined Fieldstone Mold
Mold #260 - Flagstone Floor Tile Mold (Basic Building - Fieldstone)
Mold #095 - Egyptian Basic Block Mold (x2)
Mold #096 - Egyptian Pyramid Accessory Mold
Mold #290 - Egyptian Floor Tile Mold
Mold #081 - Water Cavern Wall Mold (3 wall secions + door)
Mold #082 - Water Cavern Wall Mold (4 wall sections)Mold #096 - Egyptian Pyramid Accessory Mold
Mold #290 - Egyptian Floor Tile Mold
Mold #081 - Water Cavern Wall Mold (3 wall secions + door)
Mold #083 - Rock Cavern Root Mold
Mold #084 - Rock Cavern Pillar Mold
Mold #282 - Cavern Floor Mold
Mold #282 - Cavern Floor Accessories Mold
Mold #085 - Cavern Accessory Mold
Mold #058 - Common Inn Accessories Mold
Mold #059 - Unique Inn Accessories Mold
Mold #301 - Starship Wall Mold
Mold #302 - Cargo Bay Accessory Mold
Mold #040 - Med Lab Accessory Mold
Mold #326 - Industrial Accessory Mold
Happy Seppuku - modular floor tiles ranging from 0.5" to 6" in length and width. Thickness is .25", Recommended for use with polymer clay. Air dry clay suffers from shrinkage. I plan to use plaster-based material and while it is drying use Happy Seppuku stamps to apply texture. In their kickstarter, they mention how it should be similar to stamping concrete.
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