We are always here to help you and answer any questions you may have anytime during and after please feel free to contact us anytime. Unlike other similar replicas, our krampus bell is cast from the finest quality metal not glued together like other similar replicas, its not a cheap 3d printed metal but rather industrial grade, it has a good weight and a functional ringer ball inside that has a deep sound. Once the molds were done, I slush cast in some Smooth-Cast 300, and slapped them together as a proof of concept. On the right, in the photo above, you've got that little pitchfork-looking symbol reminiscent of the one on the Cherub's forehead and one of the dark elf's mask, so I took some creative license, and chose that as my fourth symbol for the bell.

This official prop replica from the motion picture Krampus is made from resin and is fully functional with a clapper inside (although it is very lightweight and more like an ornament than a real metal bell). I have considered priming it, so see if everything looks uniform in one color, but that's going to tack on an entire extra day to the process. Bell with Red velvet bag and Max Name Tag (You will receive the Krampus bell in a red velvet bag inside with name tag with Max on it or the name you choose) and a red velvet ribbon for hanging. I very, very slightly diluted so Perfect Plastic Putty with distilled water (probably didn't need to be distilled, but it's a good way to rule out funny business caused by whatever is in my tap water that makes it undrinkable).I snapped some pictures, but I am miserably under-qualified to give a tutorial on molding with this stuff. Decided to try my hand at putting one of these together and figured I'd ask if anyone might be interested in one. Our Krampus collectibles have been created by the same artists who work on our film projects, with the same devilish care and attention to detail. Then I switched to a fresh, new Xacto knife, because i could rock it along the curved surface and the straight lines very straight.

After staring down the Weta replica photo until I went cross-eyed, I noticed that you can kinda make out a reflection in the bottom corner.My plan was just to cast a couple for myself, as gag gifts for my brother-in-law, and for some friends. Also, once I've cold cast it in bronze, and dry-brushed it sepia or burnt umber, it should look better. Hopefully, the bondo will repair the damage my enthusiasm and lack of foresight wrought upon the poor thing. Think of the mesh as backless sandpaper; the material moves right through it, so it doesn't get bogged down with the material it's removing. Bolt the doors and block the chimney because Krampus is here, and he's brought with him his team of happy Christmas Elves.