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General => News => Topic started by: Heronimus on September 08, 2010, 05:44:42
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Some of the parts are discountinued, like those from the Victorian period, or kind of not reasonably priced ordering from DS in huge amount (like the cuffs). Do you think it would be cool if we can clone them? Would this kill the fun? For me, though I only use original parts from Geobra, I think this can be a very good method to get some rare parts~~! What do you guys think?? :wave:
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There are lots of methods to reproduce parts but it evolves a lot of handcrafting and skills with tools and material... Macgayverplaymobil has some interesting technics on his webpage but there are also instructions on other forums as well.
Personally, I cannot get in the process!! I admire their job but cannot do it myself!
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I cant even begin to try that out...
It would be cool, and useful, but I just cant do it. :no:
Partially it is because I am just too lazy... :P
And partially because I am simply over-blown with all the stuff you need,
And all the steps you must take.
After you make the mold it isn't so hard,
But I have no idea where to find any of the materials! 8} 8} 8}
However, you can see the steps and materials here:
http://www.macgayverplaymobil.be/
Just go to customization tips and find, how to make molds for Playmobil.
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Macgayverplaymobil has some interesting technics on his webpage but there are also instructions on other forums as well.
Any excuse to mention THIS:
HMS DOLPHIN. (http://www.macgayverplaymobil.be/fotos%202006.02.18/macgayverdolphin.htm)
The building of DOLPHIN. (http://www.macgayverplaymobil.be/fotos%202006.02.18/macgayverplaymobil%20building%20Dolphin.htm)
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The answer to your question is yes
tutorial by macgayver (http://www.macgayverplaymobil.be/customtips/moulding%20part%20I.htm)
if you google for Alumilite , they have a good tutorial online on how to
It asks a lot of patience but once you mastered the technique , the sky is the limit
The shop where I get My material also ships to other countries
Good luck
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Which shop is that?
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Which shop is that?
follow link tutorial