The final result...
...and two more craters finished as dry versions.
The next project will be a couple of craters suitable for Pulp and VSF/SF gaming. Watch this space...
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Bravo Sir!
ReplyDeleteWell done! I knew of using pie cups for craters but using it as a mould brilliant.
ReplyDeleteThanks kindly! I'll put a few tips for making Pulp/VSF/SF craters next.
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