LET'S RESIN Dragon Resin Moulds, Hear, Speak, See No Evil 3 Pcs Dragon Epoxy Resin Moulds, Lively 3D Animal Silicone Molds for Epoxy Resin, Art Craft, Gift

I have a ton of resin moulds and keep telling myself I don't need any more but then I saw these! Who could resist?? This set of 3 dragons is adorable - the moulds are very well made with loads of details in them. They are quite stiff moulds so stand up perfectly well and stay level, even when filled with resin. I started by turning them inside out so I could put the chameleon flakes on - that was the hardest part - they are hard to turn inside out plus there's loads of nooks and crannies to try and get the flakes in. It did take me about an hour to colour all 3. After I turned them back the right way, I filled with deep pour resin coloured black. You definitely need a thinner resin in these to reach all the details, plus a deep pour unless you're going to do layers. When the resin poured in, I squished it all around to make sure there were no bubbles. The wings parts looked whiter than the rest so I was convinced there was going to be some missing parts or big bubbles there but they turned out perfect. Demoulding was ok - I never used any mould release and got them out fine - there were no parts of the dragons that are super thin so nothing breaks off, just a few trickier parts take it easy when removing the mould. The details on these are superb, I love them....

Very good service from seller. Delivered within timeslot. Very good product. Would recommend seller and product. Very pleased.

These are tricky to remove the resin from but I could have used a spray to help. Treat them as a deep pour, it’s a lot of resin. Make sure you spend extra time on the spiky back scales to remove air bubbles. I was way too impatient as they were for a stage prop not for sale. Chameleon mica powder works well to give your design colour. Paint directly on the mould.

Lovely moulds. Cute dragons

Great mould works lovely

These are very cute, good quality resin moulds and I thought they would work with melt and pour soap for a dragon-loving child I know. All went well until unmoulding, which was really difficult because soap is softer than cured resin and there are small details on the wings, spines and ears which didn’t stand up to the pressure needed to get the soap out. The result is a bit ragged round the ears as the photos show, but still very cute. I can’t fault the moulds though as if I had used resin I would have achieved perfect results.

Love them, would recommend

These turned out better than I imagined. A little bit unsteady but I propped them just in case with heavy objects.