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Robert Kemp Philp
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2380.
Procedure
(5).
To
model
the
face,
join
the
several
pieces,
and
tie
them
together
with
twine;
then
wrap
some
rag
round
the
joints,
to
prevent
the
plaster
oozing
out,
and
pour
in
the
plaster,
made
tolerably
fluid,
taking
care
to
oil
the
inside
of
the
mould
very
carefully
first.
When
the
outer
part
of
the
mould
is
nearly
set,
scoop
out
the
centre
with
a
spoon,
and
let
the
whole
dry;
then
remove
the
strings,
&c.,
and
smooth
off
the
edges
of
the
joints
upon
the
model
with
a
sharp
penknife,
and
carve
out
the
eyes
from
the
mass,
otherwise
they
will
appear
as
if
closed.
2381.
Wax
Models.
Wax
models
may
be
made
from
the
moulds
used
for
the
plaster;
but
when
the
wax
sets
at
the
outside
to
about
one-eighth
of
an
inch,
the
rest
should
be
poured
out
of
the
mould;
or,
a
smaller
portion
being
poured
in,
it
may
be
shaken
about
the
inside
of
the
mould
until
it
is
coated.
The
pieces
are
removed,
and
the
seams
trimmed
up,
as
in
the
plaster
cast.
2382.
Making
a
Cast.
If
a
cast
be
made
in
Gutta
Percha
from
the
model
in
plaster--or,
what
is
still
better,
in
fusible
metal,--then,
by
pressing
basil
leather,
moistened
with
water,
into
the
mould,
and
strengthening
the
back
and
centre
with
chips
of
wood
affixed
by
liquid
glue,
a
very
nice
model
may
be
obtained
in
leather,
which,
when
varnished,
will
look
like
oak
carving--especially
if
it
be
stained
with
Stephens's
Oak
Stain.
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
Start over
