Wildlife
Sculptures
RCA Museum Canada
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-The
making of Fiberglass Horses with a mould.
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The Fibreglass Horse
Mould that has been waxed ready for the layers of fibreglass
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Next a layer of release agent sprayed on to allow it to be painted
later |
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A layer of
brown compound is brushed on. |
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The brown
compound is dull and takes paint later on. |
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Layers of
glass fibre and resin are dabbled on. |
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Layers are
added until the desired thickness is achieved. |
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The glass mat
and resin are trimmed when the resin turns cheesy. |
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