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As long as the sockets for the teeth are not too deep, and the mold core does not create any locks in that area, you should be good. /Chris (View Post)

Hi Max, The back part of the mold should be the easiest to remove, so that's likely where you would start. For the teeth, you could keep them in place and cast them in silicone with the rest of the m… (View Post)

Hi Darrell, We don't currently cover those specific topics, but we do have courses that include creating nose appliances. This course covers applying a gelatin nose: https://www.stanwinstonschool.com… (View Post)

I've never done it myself, but I've heard of people usingt oluene (aka toluol), or methyl ethyl ketone. All are pretty harsh solvents, so wear proper rated gloves, eye protection, and a respirator. /… (View Post)

Hi Mike, We don't cover that specific effect, but with slight modifications, you could do this with both of our courses on teeth. https://www.stanwinstonschool.com/tutorials/creature-teeth-how-to-mak… (View Post)