Devil Cat Epoxy Resin Silicone Mold: Create Horned Dragon Kitten Spirit Animal Figures for Polymer Clay, Soap, Candle, Jewelry Making - Large 3inch Mold Review

This piece lacks the charm and craftsmanship that I've come to expect from ceramics and pottery in crafting. Thanks to my knowledge gained in practice, I can tell that the polymer material is cheap and poorly molded. The dragon details are juvenile and look like they were made for a children's Halloween costume.

Horns and dorsal fin on the mold separately. It's not all one coherent piece. The tail is very thin. It doesn't work for me and the environment I'm using. If you're primarily a resin artist, you'll love this! Detailing is great! Demolding was easy after the tail broke off (Ultracal 30, no resin). The little product I was able to get in the horns also came out east and the fin fits nicely in the rear slot. However, it doesn't work for me.

ok this is super cute. Quite difficult as all the details catch the bubbles and hold on with all your might. If you take your time and use lots of toothpicks, you should be fine. I had to do some work on his face after painting over some bad spots. Adding parts was pretty easy too. I mainly used cured resin so it had a nice thick consistency to glue them to. The mold itself is pretty soft, so don't try to move it until it's set. However, it was very easy to demould. Now I just have to draw a…