Seeking specific Salamanders conversions part - any help?

[Noel]

Hey all,

Not long ago I was surfing the web and came across a web shop selling silicon press molds for Salamander/dragon/lizard skin tabards/capes. Foolishly, I didn't bookmark it and now I can't find it again.

Does anyone know where I might have seen it? My Salamander Sternguard need their Drake cloaks and I don't want to shell out for a box of DE Corsairs. Any help locating it would be greatly appreciated. I promise to post finish results - if I can find them!

Thanks.

[BrokenToad]

check out a Polish company called Spellcrow, they make a lot of conversion parts for salamanders which are really heavy in detail

[David Crossley]

Here's a link to the spellcrow tabards Brokentoad mentioned: http://www.spellcrow.com/salamanders-dragons-tabards-p-165.html
Maximini also have these: http://maxmini.eu/conversion-bits/equipment-and-accessories/drake-cloak-bits

[Noel]

Thanks guys. The Spellcrow tabards are nice. They would work if they must, but I'm still hoping to find those molds. That way I can drape them over shoulders, put them on the Dreads in different ways. Stuff like that.

Let's see if anyone else has seen them.

[Cpt Codpiece]

if you want to make molds of the spellcrow ones, just grab some instant mold (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Wargames-Modelling-BNIB-Mould-it-in-an-Instant-Plastic-Clay-/350858398918?pt=UK_Toys_Wargames_RL&hash=item51b0ca4cc6).
pop it in warm water and then press mold the piece, wait a minute to cure then press mold your own greenstuff pressings :)

[BrokenToad]

or buy polymorph balls off ebay, exactly the same thing as instamould and about a third of the price :)

[Cpt Codpiece]

thats the same price as the ones i linked.... and is it reusable?

[BrokenToad]

its exactly the same stuff, instamould just form it into a block and charge you stupid money for the privilage, because polymorph comes in BB sized balls its means you can also use a precise amount and make moulds as big or as small as you want, its fully reuseable

[Cpt Codpiece]

thats pretty cool..... can you pour it from a crucible/pot into a silicone mold?.......... not that i condone casting any major companies parts of course...... :)

may be cheaper than 2 part resin :)

[BrokenToad]

i doubt it dude, it just gets really soft not runny unfortunately, i imagine you could heat it up and press it into a mould to cast a part but not pour it, 2 part casting resin will always be better for that, plenty of that stuff on ebay quite cheap also though if you look about :)

[khambatta]

I have seen fur molds. Obviously not what you're looking for, but might get you pointed in the right direction:
http://www.shop.battlefield-berlin.de/index.php/katalog/artikelinfo/31450-1-show-bees_fur_press_set_3.html

This site has loads of modelling stuff, too:
http://www.antenocitisworkshop.com/

[Cursed13]

Here is the closest thing I can recall that fits your description. Perhaps this will serve you well enough if it is not what you had seen before.

http://www.shop.microartstudio.com/armour-scales-p-567.html