Time Lapse of Molding Tabitha's Arms
by CFX MASKS
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What this video covers
CFX Masks, a full-service prop and FX shop, shares a one-minute time-lapse of a life-casting session in which a model's arms are molded in a specific pose intended to match a final installation. The piece is being created for 13th Gate Escape games, teasing an unrevealed character or room theme. The clip offers a rare glimpse into professional-level silicone body casting at a production prop studio.
Key takeaways
- ◆CFX Masks operates as a full-service prop fabrication studio beyond its known silicone mask and glove line
- ◆Smooth-On Body Double is used for capturing the arm life-cast
- ◆The model was posed deliberately to match how the finished prop will be displayed or installed
- ◆The prop is destined for the 13th Gate Escape games, hinting at a themed room character
Who this is for
Prop fabricators, haunt industry professionals, and silicone casting enthusiasts curious about behind-the-scenes production techniques at a professional FX shop.
Materials mentioned
- • Smooth-On Body Double
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