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did you have to CA over the butterfly wing before casting in resin?
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Your perseverence is legendary. Doing feathers is the most frustrating type of casting I've tried to date, without much success. At least if my pet Dodo dies, I know who to come to for answers. Great job.

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Hey dai sensei I tried some moth wings and OMG they are fragile as got the first one ok but the second one was a pain but when I get some more I will try it again. As for the feathers I am waiting for mine to show up and then I will get stuck into those to do you use a pressure pot Ian
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Nice use of biological material there Neil, impressive. Still waiting for something to top the woof defecate though.
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Hey Ron cool cant wait to get them, I came home today and my daughter said dad I have something for you and I said whats that and she handed me a magpie feather how cute is that lol Ian
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