First resin pour for 1/32 NASCAR Regal/ silicone mold

[interst8er]

First resin pour for 1/32 NASCAR Regal. More to come.



Before and after work the 1/32 kit body just before molding.

[frank9129]

Nice job. Give us some details as to what you used, and how you did it.
Thanks for sharing.

[dge467]

Very nice work!

[HomeRacingWorld]

Pretty nice, cool project.

[interst8er]

Thanks guys.

I poured a few more today. There were 2 rejects.

[HomeRacingWorld]

That looks like a scale Harry Gant from Martinsville.

[interst8er]

The next thing I gotta do is decide on a way to reproduce the glass accurately. I'm thinking of doing vacu-form front and rear glass.

[RazorJon]

Thats pretty cool, I would use that bad one for a crash seen on my track

[VenturaAlfa]

It really does look great :D

and I'll echo Bibster: where do we sign up to get one or more?

Ventura Alfa

[SpeedyNH]

i have a green harry gant hat, and it's so old that looks eactly like that smooshed car!

[interst8er]

Hi guys thanks for the positive feedback. Well... the parts I'm popping out are great but Ive noticed there are 3 flaws that need to be sanded out. In the hood, roof, and the drivers fender. Also the material in the roof seems to thin to sustain a lot of crashes.

Id like to get them out to you guys but...

I'm thinking of redoing the upper half of the mold in order to reduce the time for everybody to prepare the body for racing/display. However most any modeler with some 800grit/wet and a small rubber block should be able to remove the flaws pretty quick. I can fix the roof thickness by just adding some resin material (which I'll do to the ones that are already poured). Also I haven't had time to set up my process for mass producing the front and rear glass. If any body is just has to have one let me know but the glass wont be ready yet. $15 plus shipping and I only have 5 right now. I do these on my lunch break at work. LOL!

Roof flaw



Fender flaw



Hood flaw

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