The Monster Makers Life Size Ed Head 2.0 Armature for Masks and Busts
The Monster Makers Life Size Ed Head 2.0 Armature for Masks and Busts
Introducing Ed and Alanna H2.0, the world's first water fillable sculpting busts from The Monster Makers. Not only are Ed and Alanna endlessly reusable, but Mold Making has never been easier. Molds made over RAD enhanced forms can be demolded rapidly and without difficulty, resulting in a greatly improved mold-making experience..
Introducing Ed and Alanna H2.0, the world's first water fillable sculpting busts from The Monster Makers. Not only are Ed and Alanna endlessly reusable, but Mold Making has never been easier. Molds made over RAD enhanced forms can be demolded rapidly and without difficulty, resulting in a greatly improved mold-making experience.
Half Ed 2.0 Premium Male Half Head Armature
Dimensions: 18 H x 13 W x 11D ; Weight: 3lbs Head Circumference at Brow is Approximately 23 World's First Water-Fillable Sculpting Bust Made of a
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