Not yet. I used a q-tip to put the vasiline on. Do I need to cote the inside of the mold with something before pouring in the casting material? I think the hardest part so far was to keep the silcone on the piece while I was waiting for it to harden. I had to keep scooping it back on.

Got to remember I have no clue what I'm doing. Just following instructions and tecniques.

Fritzkrieg could so do this one microman dead style.

You finished both female stormtroopers! I love them! I like how the joints are hidden in the armor and how the microlady body doesn't need alot of extra things put on it to look like stormtrooper armor. I like the new black hair one the best of the two. You even have a working holster! Very cleaver. The only thing I would do different is add a bare middrift.

So what do you think of these Microlady bodies? How was your experience working with them?

I guess I'm on the right track. Before I put the silcone on the figures, I covered them with petrolien jelly to make it easy to get them out. Here are pictures of the holes.




I forced the piece thru the spew holes and got a pretty good impression from both pieces. I'll try casting them on monday. I'll probably have a ton of bubbles. We'll see.

Thanks Ruprecht  and Ripley. She was fun to do.

Here are some ideas for some future microlady customs.

white microlady for a snowbunny Padme.
green microlady for Oola
flesh microlady for white dress princess leia
green and blue microladys for Tonika sisters.
black microman for stormtrooper, clones, darth vader
flesh microman for han solo, luke skywalker

You mean you actually want us to READ?

Reading are hard.

In the wild I've seen no Codys,  two Scorches and four U.clones.