¡Viva Occult! Resin Toys

So I've been trying to get my stuff together and do this right finally.

This was my first attempt.

I think I'll call him the Instigator. He stands about 3" tall.

OG Sculpt


Part one of a two part mold


First test pull (TONS OF BUBBLES, ooooooof)


Latest pull, had a few before this one.


I'm using Smooth-On OoMoO 30 for the silicon. It says no degassing necessary so I didn't, I was too impatient waiting for my desiccator from Grainger to arrive. Wish I would have waited it out, now I'm afraid if I use my pressure pot my molds will get super distorted. Also I used Smooth-On 325, which I'm not a fan of, too short of a pot life so I've had some mishaps there as well. Next time around I'm gonna degas my molds and pick up some Smooth-On 326. Thanks to everyone that's helped me get this far, it's been pretty damn fun.

Last edited by CopASquatToys on Thu Oct 31, 2013 6:41 am, edited 1 time in total.

yeah I just ordered some 326 and new mold max pretty excited to test out my new gear

What do you use for the clear resin? Looks good.

I used some crap I found at Michaels, it's called Castin' Craft Clear Casting Resin, was kinda pricey for the tiny amount you get but it's SUPER clear even without a pressure pot. Downsides are if not mixed EXACTLY right it seems to stay tacky for a long time if not forever it seems, and it has a 24 hour cure time, which is PAINFUL!

nice pulls.

Im doing a four-legged critter right now and just the mold process has taken a few trials to get right and a one piece.

Im using, moldmax 30, you need a digital scale, but the molds are pretty good with minimal problems if any.

Resin is by far one of my fav. mediums, too bad its pricey and quite toxic. hahaha.

Im looking forward to see more, man. Great work.

Cast and painted a few more this weekend.

This may sound crazy but years ago when I started originally doing SEISMIC ACE in my garage I set up a small metal tray with a sander attached to it underneath. I'd place my molds on it then turn it on and it would vibrate like crazy and all the bubbles would get vibrated to the surface.
I called it my "vibration bench". Later I bought an actual little bench and attached two sanders to it. Worked great. Never needed a pressure pot, never had bubbles.
Then the garage flooded and the roof caved in.

This may sound crazy but years ago when I started originally doing SEISMIC ACE in my garage I set up a small metal tray with a sander attached to it underneath. I'd place my molds on it then turn it on and it would vibrate like crazy and all the bubbles would get vibrated to the surface.
I called it my "vibration bench". Later I bought an actual little bench and attached two sanders to it. Worked great. Never needed a pressure pot, never had bubbles.
Then the garage flooded and the roof caved in.

I do the same thing, but I have one of those "Fat Removing" devices that people put on their bellies to vibrate the fat away. Works wonders and it only cost me like 3 bucks on a garage sale out here.

Here's a WIP sculpt up next for casting once I get all the little details finished. Equipped with a baby doll blinking eye and clear vinyl parts.

Don't really have a name or anything for this guy yet but I'm still working on casting them. It's clear resin but I've sprayed this one with a clear green.

Front with blinking eye and vinyl tubing for the ray gun left hand and a cobra skull for a right hand. (I sculpted this long before I heard of Utsugiyo)


back view


Also made an alternate head and a couple tanks


A closer view of the back of the alt head with the vinyl tubing and tinsel. I dropped it right before I took the pics and the paint got chipped.

Man I really like your stuff

Hey looks good copasquat!

Did this a little while back.

Just got this lil fella done this week, now to make the mold.

NapNapNap ZZZZ

He stands about 5.5" tall.

Want... This thing is awesome.

...LOVE that bootleg NNN man, especially the what-look-like fat folds on the legs. Nice work.

Hope you let us know when it's available!

wow that green guy with the tanks is awesome!!! i love your evolution in style and design.

Love that red one!

Love this little NapNapNap. So funny, hype-less, and way more affordable.
Persistence pays off I guess. Got one of the red ones after they had all sold out. Just kept refreshing over and over until it popped up.

Finished up this guy last night. Looks like I might be doing a run of these as well.

Glear and GID resin with clear red and blue sprays. A hand-painted circulatory system insert between the two colored resins. I'm pretty happy with how this turned out.

That insert is rad-iculous !

Wow! Just looked at this thread for the first time (haven't looked at SB in while...) - GREAT stuff man!

Thanks!