So I was at the arts n' crafts store this past weekend...

Hey, I like beads, scrap-booking, and knitting as much as the next guy but I don't typically patron a fine establishment like Michaels. Nevertheless, they do carry some useful items when it comes to servicing our all-too-tragic scorpion obsession.

I bought:
- Resin
- Resin catalyst
- Latex paste
- Resin treatment
- Soap making molds
- White paint
- Felt sheet (black)

Whats all this for???
Only this:


Our dead scorps deserve better damnit.

Have any of you embarked on such an endeavor? How'd it turn out?

-Chris

I tried to resin cast a P imp it worked but had flaws due to inexperience of casting and the size of the scorp.


GL! Keep us updated on your endeavors... scorpion soap now that’s a novel idea.

http://www.breadonthewaters.com/0013_plastic_embedding.html for last time here lol this will help every one interested

The resin at our local store is kind of expensive and requires lots of ventilation, so we haven't gotten around to it just yet -- but we've got a freezer full of dead bugs waiting to try it out on.

For scorps I just pose them and soak them in acetone for three days.

I'm surprised Venom hasn't been here but I bet me and him have more and better looking key chains LOL.
-Eddy