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The Prop Builder's Molding & Casting Handbook

This handbook provides practical instruction in the use of molding and casting for stage and film props. Covering traditional and modern techniques, it emphasizes safety, efficiency, and artistry. Richly illustrated and filled with professional tips, the book remains an essential reference for prop makers and special effects artists.

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TT 295 J36 1989

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Cincinnati, Ohio : Betterway Books., 1989

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1-55870-133-8

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TT 295 J36 1989

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Props (Theater) — Handbooks, manuals
Molding (Chemical technology)
Casting (Founding)

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The Prop Builder's Molding & Casting Handbook by James Thurston is a step-by-step guide for artists, theater technicians, and filmmakers on the art of molding and casting. It covers a wide range of materials—such as plaster, silicone, latex, urethane, and fiberglass—and explains professional methods for creating durable and realistic props. The book is written in a clear, practical style, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced prop builders.

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