Molding Toy Soldiers Using an Epoxy Mold.

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Molding Toy Soldiers Using an Epoxy Mold.

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This is how to make copies of figurines or action figures using an epoxy mold.

Start With an Aluminum Frame.

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This frame was purchased from TECHKITS

Epoxy With Aluminum Filler Works Best.

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This aluminum filled epoxy is from Devcon 10710.

​Coat the Figurine With Carnuba Wax So It Won't Stick to the Epoxy.

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Then fill half of the frame with epoxy and embed the figurine half way into the epoxy.

Fill the Other Half of the Frame With Epoxy.

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Once it hardens, remove the original & you now will have a complete mold for making copies.

Now You Can Fill Your Epoxy Mold.

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Here molten plastic is being injected with a machine from LNS Technologies

An Almost Perfect Copy of the Original!

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But some clean-up may be required.

Here Is a Video Showing the Process Making Copies of the Original Figure.

Noa Batle:  Making the Domestic Soldiers

The injection machine was purchased from - https://www.techkits.com/