[Terrain Mold]: HirstArts Terrain Molds, reviewed by privateer (4/4)

http://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/10/10791.phtml

Daron Patton's Summary:

If you are even intermediately crafty and enjoy the model/terrain-making aspect of miniatures/RPG hobbies, then I cannot recommend these molds enough.


Go to the full review for more information.

Post originally by Darren MacLennan at 2004-11-10 11:04:09
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Plaster of paris is pretty much useless for casting Hirst Arts molds; it cracks _way_ too easily for what you're trying to do with it.

You want dental plaster, believe me. It cures so hard that you can chuck it against a wall and not even see a _dent_ in the material.

And yeah, Hirst Art molds are absolutely amazing - while I'm at it, you've written an excellent review. I wouldn't mind seeing more. :->

-Darren MacLennan

Post originally by Daron at 2004-11-10 11:16:07
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I agree that POP is the less desireable between the two, but I'm trying to be my usual stingy self and save

BTW, the ruins, rubble and bridge I've made have worked very well for our WarMachine gaming at the FLGS. I'm uber careful with storing them between games, though.