Five Fire Ant Colony Casting Session Part 1: Casts 1 & 2
- 6 years ago
I thought it would be cool to do a few ant colonies at a time, and show the result even if they didnt turn out that great to highlight how difficult casting can ant colonies be. But I ually got really good results. At least three of them are some of the best Ive ever done and one is the largest Ive done so far. \r
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The place where I am standing at the beginning of the video is the ex location of the cast in my first video \r
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The second one didnt turn out that great. I used the remaining molten aluminum from the first cast because I didnt think it was going to take very much due to its small and washed out appearance. I was wrong and the result is very thin and fragile tunnel casts with a small solid portion deep in the ground.\r
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The first cast is cast #078: \r
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The second one is cast #079 and I havent posted pictures of the finished cast to the website as of yet.\r
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Part 2 of the 5 cast session can be seen here:
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The place where I am standing at the beginning of the video is the ex location of the cast in my first video \r
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The second one didnt turn out that great. I used the remaining molten aluminum from the first cast because I didnt think it was going to take very much due to its small and washed out appearance. I was wrong and the result is very thin and fragile tunnel casts with a small solid portion deep in the ground.\r
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The first cast is cast #078: \r
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The second one is cast #079 and I havent posted pictures of the finished cast to the website as of yet.\r
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Part 2 of the 5 cast session can be seen here: