如何复制火器和枪

概述

Overview
Smooth-On mold rubbers and casting resins can be used to recreate historic and modern firearms.  This tutorial will show you the different methods of mold making and casting to recreate these pieces.

Who Uses These Materials?

Firearms Manufacturers
Holster Makers
Law Enforcement
Gun Stock Fabricators
Prop Makers
Museums
Government Agencies
Target Manufacturers

Step 1: TASK® 16 Prop Pistol
TASK® 16 liquid urethane plastic prop pistol cast in Mold Star® 16 silicone rubber mold.


Step 2: TASK® 8 Rifle Casting
TASK® 8 casting of a Nicolas Hawk Kentucky rifle.


Step 3: Resin Pistol Grips
Colt 45 pistol grips cast in various urethane resin with SO-Strong® tints, Metal, and CastMagic® powders.


Step 4: Applying Rebound™ 25 Silicone
Initial coat of Rebound™ 25 silicone mold rubber is brushed over original 1840 longrifle.



Step 5: TASK® Assault Rifle
TASK® 16 prop casting of a MP-5 assault rifle.



Step 6: Pour On Mold of Powder Horn
Mold Star® 15 silicone rubber poured over an early powder horn.



Step 7: Metal Cold Cast Long Rifle
Brass and Nickel Silver metal powders used in Metal Cold Cast technique for longrifle.


Step 8: Smooth Cast® 320 Long Rifle
Demold of Smooth-Cast® 320 resin casting of longrifle from a Rebound® 25 mold.


Step 9: Finishing Smooth Cast® Resin Castings
Final touches of paint complete exact reproduction of mid 19th century longrifle cast using Smooth-Cast® 320.


Step 10: Painting Reproduction Powder Horn
1792 powder horn cast in SmoothCast® 65D and painted to match original.



Step 11: Finished Duplicate Patch Knife
Circa 1820 patch knife cast with Smooth-Cast® 65D semi-rigid urethane resin.



Step 12: Mold Max™ Flare Gun Mold
Webley flare gun mold created from Mold Max™ 30 silicone.







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