Cloning prone pilot figures.

[JayBee]

PS : I can even pronounce Dalzell properly 

How DO you pronounce it? 

Easy.

It's D L. A young lady called Pat who worked in the RMP Mill's sales office taught me 

The young lady is absolutely spot on there 

[Weaver]

Then glue the victim on.

"TO INFINITY, AND BEYOND!!!!"

[Old Wombat]

Then glue the victim on.

"TO INFINITY, AND BEYOND!!!!"

Or, for slightly older people:

UP! UP! UP AND AWAY!

[NARSES2]

PS : I can even pronounce Dalzell properly 

How DO you pronounce it? 

Easy.

It's D L. A young lady called Pat who worked in the RMP Mill's sales office taught me 

The young lady is absolutely spot on there 

Jim the one thing I learnt in my 35 years or so with British Steel (or whatever it chose to be called that week) was how to pronounce a host of both Scottish and Welsh place names I would have had no chance with previously  You soon learn't, or at best it cost you a beer, at worst a very annoyed contact who you needed to keep on side. 

[JayBee]

The answers as to why I was doing this can now be found here :


https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php?topic=47790.0

[Army of One]

How did you pour the resin in...? My few forays into this I have used the plastic syringe thingy (minus needle as it don't come with it...) from a kids medicine bottle.....seems to add a bit of pressure when injected in....

[Gondor]

The theory is quite simple just like this tutorial I found on youtube

https://youtu.be/BwLGK-uqQ90

Obviously the material you use to make the box is up to you, I know people you have used plastic card or Legos and of course the materials used can vary as well.

Gondor

[The Wooksta!]

I've recently been using some mousse pots and those little plastic pots of margerine that you get in hotels, cafes, etc, are also quite handy too for small one of bits.

[JayBee]

How did you pour the resin in...? My few forays into this I have used the plastic syringe thingy (minus needle as it don't come with it...) from a kids medicine bottle.....seems to add a bit of pressure when injected in....

I just poured a small amount in, straight from the small mixing container, then used a narrow mixing stick to make sure that it was in all the nooks and crannies (Scottish technical tersm!). Then added the rest of the resin until it slightly overfilled.
Give the mould a good few squeezes to encourage any air bubbles to surface, then pop it into the container (in this case a shot glass). Then after about five minutes scrape carefully across the flat surface of the mould to get rid of any excess resin and to give it a flat base (that is how they can all stand up for the group prayer!)

Jim