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Here's the blow-by-blow as I teach myself (I hope!) how to make a durable, articulating duck bill. | |
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Grease it up with petroleum jelly, cover it in plaster and make a negative. Fill that with liquid latex, and pull the rubber positive... |
...in order to shape the lower bill (the manda-bill? sorry) |
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| git it jess so... | then take away the upper bill (the max-bill-a?), put a form around the lower bill, the object of our casting (done w/ coffee can here), and cast it, too (pour plaster in), and create a negative to fill with latex. |
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