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this is moulage this is all ground up this has actually been used before it can be used over and over again its a rubber like material its like really wet rubber is what it feels like this will be like this at room temperature or even at body temperature 98.6 but just over that and this is a moulage in a double boiler and this is what you want to look to look like its almost creamy like and this is ready to go [Music] this is the nose of a bear that i sculpted out of sculpey clay and i want to make reproductions because this is the way you open a trash basket by the nose of a piece of functional art that i thought would work good for hunting camps so the way i would do this now is i would build a box perimeter around this to contain the moulage when i pour it in there when it cools its going to look like this so what im going to do then is take this out remove the nose and now i have a perfect press mold where i can press in sculptural epoxy a thin shell of it about a quarter of