Materials for Making Things®
Materials for Making Things®
Accu-Cast™ Baby/Child Hand Casting Kit
Complete Casting Kit is an easy and fun way to learn this art form. Recommended for hand casting of children up to about 7 years old.
New & Featured Products
Mold Star 15, 16 & 30
1A:1B mix by volume, low viscosity platinum liquid silicone rubbers. No vacuum degassing needed.
Learn MoreMaker Pro Paint
Scenic design paint system of industrial-grade paints. No-VOC, water based acrylic-urethanes.
Learn MoreChavant Alien Clay
One of the most versatile clays available (sculpt, brush on, trowel on or pour) allowing for quick build-up and sculpting perfect detail.
Learn MoreMold Max Series
High performance tin-catalyzed liquid silicone rubbers in Shore Hardnesses from 10A - 40A
Learn MoreNews and Community Spotlights
Engineering Empowerment: How a Biomedical Class Inspired a Life-Changing Prosthetic Project
Maggie Collier's life took an unexpected turn during a spring day in her biomedical engineering class, taught by David Laiho. (read more)
Sculptures that Look Good Enough To Eat
Walking through the Hartsfield Jackson International Airport, between Gates T12 and T16 you might stumble across a stacked collage of rainbow ice cream melting right off the cones. In fact, this is not ice cream at all, but the work of artist and sculptor Jourdan Joly. (read more)
Jurassic Merman Productions: How Wesley Croft Turned His Mermaid Passion into a Career
Wesley Croft, founder of Jurassic Merman Productions, has transformed his lifelong passion for mermaids into a thriving business. Wesley's journey began with a love for sculpting and art, a hobby that provided solace, especially after a car accident left him with spinal injuries. Swimming, particularly as a merman, became a therapeutic outlet for him, blending his interests in free diving and mermaids. (read more)
Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East Recasts Antiquity
The giant plaster castings of ancient reliefs in the Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East are rejuvenated with the help of modern moldmaking materials (read more)
Customer Spotlight – Scenery First
Allentown – We have our spotlight on Scenery First, a Philadelphia company that manufactures scenery, displays, and event décor. The company was recently approached to create pieces for the Museum of the American Revolution located in Philadelphia, PA. We caught up with Jack Doyle the company’s founder for an inside look at the exhibit and for a quick Q&A about creating and recreating museum pieces. (read more)
Epic Cosplay Creations by Dovah Design
Sam Geist, owner of Dovah Design, is an imaginative cosplayer and propmaker who epitomizes the essence of learning through doing. Her cosplay journey, sparked by the enchanting realms of the video game Skyrim in 2014, rapidly transitioned from experimenting with basic materials like Worbla, expanding foam, and EVA to mastering the art of mold making and casting. (read more)