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[[ | '''Casting''' is the process by which a model is made. It is commonly done in polyurethanes, pewter, or resins. In the olden days of [[Wargames|wargaming]], models were often cast in mostly lead-metal mixes. That doesn't happen anymore because lead gives you [[/b/|cancer]]. | ||
[http://www.megaupload.com/?d=KWNUH0IE] | [[Fa/tg/uy]]s who are enraged by [[Games_Workshop]]'s shitty marketing ploys can turn to home casting to get their model fix, at next to zero cost. | ||
Casting can be expensive or cheap, depending on how you do it. | |||
A guide on casting has recently been written and can be found at: [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=KWNUH0IE] | |||
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Casting is the process by which a model is made. It is commonly done in polyurethanes, pewter, or resins. In the olden days of wargaming, models were often cast in mostly lead-metal mixes. That doesn't happen anymore because lead gives you cancer.
Fa/tg/uys who are enraged by Games_Workshop's shitty marketing ploys can turn to home casting to get their model fix, at next to zero cost.
Casting can be expensive or cheap, depending on how you do it.
A guide on casting has recently been written and can be found at: [1]