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Just grabbed this off facebook.

Sorry for the delay Wayne, here's a couple of photos. Not sure if the brand is the same as Paul has had it since he was 5.

Hey Wayne, I just did a quick search and there is a guy selling one who claims he has used it with 54mm figures. The figures that come with it are only 40mm, Paul has one from when he was little that i can take some photos with figures for you. Matt

A couple of photos of the road castings joined together, i have to leave it dry overnight so i can add more colour.

I still do, i have quite a large collection of Queen Victoria stamps and King George V stamps. Toy soldiers, stamps and Big Jim action figures from the 1970's.

Hi Mike, Thanks for the kind words, when i first met Waynepoo from the forum he put me onto Hirst molds. I am always trying to make something for my dioramas and thought why not make some molds that my son and i can use repeatedly. I am getting ready to start making some Russian building...

I have made two new molds, they are both roads with one being a dirt road and the other a flagstone style.

Thank you gentleman, The best part of his renewed interest in his diorama was he decide fathers day would be the day. I also find my son is more open to discuss any issue's that he wouldn't normally let dad know about while we work on dioramas together. Matt

Hi Chris, It's DD069, i used to have it but sold it long ago.

Hey Steve, He is going to keep the temple, its the other end he want to change. Its all good though, thats what dads are for. Matt

Paul decided to get back into his diorama and of course changed direction, it will now have a village instead of the building out of full metal jacket.{sm3} We are going to have fun cutting all the brick work off and when i say we it will be dad.

Thanks Steve, It does have that look about it, i have since glued it to the display i am working on for my display cabinet. It now has a stone wall with stairs around it, i post so when i get some paint on it. Matt

I thought i would make a facade with some of the pieces i have cast, i think i got carried away.{sm4} I still have some window frames to make and a door.

I have made my tile roof mold and am quite happy with how it has turned out.

Very interesting doco, i have watched quite a few of this guy's episodes and they quite well done.

Thanks Brad, The next molds i will try and make are a slate style roof and a road of some kind. Matt

A couple of photos of of some of the castings joined together and painted. My son said i should build a new display for our collection, but i have no idea what i am building or for what time period. I just keep adding things together and see if it looks right.{sm4}

This might sound weird but leave the figure in the sun for a couple of hours. Paul and i left a para figure in the sun by mistake one day and as the lad was putting it away the base came off. Matt

I have done some costings for the molds i have made so far. Pouring silicone $132 Australian for 2kg, i have used around 1kg so far at a cost of $66. I have made 9 different molds at a cost of $7.34 each. The polystone cost $32 for 5kg and i have used around a kilo so far, i have made around...

The door way mold has cured, so i made a casting and gave it a quick paint job.