#copper casting

The Hoard has grown.

The Hoard has tripled in size. It now contains twenty-six copper coins, four copper plates, and a tiny protector for when the Casting Dragon is away.

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CONTEXT YOO 👁👁 This is so cool!!! I want to hold one of those bars so badly. .. the cool touch of solid metal. ..

So, made another thing in copper casting class!

It's a pretty simple kitbash of a zombie dog minifig, a dinosaur's tail and a plastic skull, and a bit crusty like most of my creations, but folks liked it so much they're considering showing it off as an example of casting at the gem show!

How to make a 5000 year old copper dagger

So, I got my copper-cast minifigures shown off at the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show! That was impressive (tho I didn't actually go to the location because it cost 13 goddamn bucks for admission)

So, to help out friend of the blog @therobotmonster , who's going through some hard times, I decided to buy one of their BMOG sets, which're basically a combination of Transformers weapons pack and building toy using 5mm pegs!

And, since I got an extra sprue of the kit in the same colors as the others, I decided what the hey, why not cast one of the parts in copper in my metal casting class! And so I did! And I may as well show it off, along with showing it in use with Greenlight (And a very unfortunate Injector).

Again, Trent's fallen on some hard times, and they're really talented as a creator, so I might as well ask y'all if you want some neat toy stuff, maybe buy one of those BMOG kits linked above, or buy one of their cool minifigs or accessories from their Shapeways, or heck even check out their project they do with @siphersaysstuff , called Isle of Rangoon!

Not the best pictures, but I might as well show off my two most recent copper figurines!

The top one's a cloaked dude with a secret skullface, lower one's meant to be a humanoid horned lizard, inspired by my town's own Tumamoc Hill.

Behold, I have cast a Minotaur in copper! Specifically for this lil "labyrinth" my therapist has on her ranch, because every labyrinth oughta have a minotaur!

The fig was kitbashed from a couple o mini figures, using a dollar store mini He-Man body as a base, with some skeleton mini parts for the bones on the base and the arm-holding-a-sword as weapon, and the head of a zombie dog figure with some holes dremeled into it to put fork tines as the head, and also some tattered clothes made from a sheet of sculpting wax!

Yet another thing from casting class, a cyborg centaur cowboy who... even with the crustiness of the figure, really did not play nice with my cellphone camera.