Thread: Troll brush

Originally Posted by 10Pups

Next time I see a troll, he is mine.
Just thinking about filling and then drilling. That is the approach I would take. Plaster would be my number one choice of filler as I have seen that in old brushes before. Won't get hot, expand, and not nearly as hard to drill out to proper size. To much epoxy at once and I bet it winds up in the knot farther than you want. The stuff can be messy. Maybe epoxy a piece of that sidewalk chalk in there after sizing it some? Small box of plaster of paris would be enough for 50 trolls. Just a brain fart.

Good thoughts but i am very restricted materials wise. I could probably use some silicone. The issue is the location I am in.

Originally Posted by Hirlau

I'd rather get caught with a Barbie, than a troll,,,,,

I think barbies disproportionately thin neck would snap with vigorous lathering.

Originally Posted by edhewitt

Good thoughts but i am very restricted materials wise. I could probably use some silicone. The issue is the location I am in.

I thought about silicone also. The stuff I looked at you would have to put on in layers so it would dry properly.

How about JB Weld? I wonder if thickness is an issue with that stuff?

Knot out

Knot in

Originally Posted by edhewitt

Knot out

Knot in

It smiles but it looks miserable as if it is thinking "kill me, please kill me". I like it.

A slightly better piccie with my new omega 10098 that arrived today. A bit of epoxy has got onto his face, it looks a bit like a tear.

As if its crying from being one of Dr. Frankenstein's experiments? Oddly enough though I do really like it. Are you going to keep experimenting with coloring the knot

Am digging it, Edmund. Cool!

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Am digging it, Edmund. Cool!

Extra points to tom fir getting my full name right, it's a rare thing

Originally Posted by cosperryan

As if its crying from being one of Dr. Frankenstein's experiments? Oddly enough though I do really like it. Are you going to keep experimenting with coloring the knot

Thanks, I may continue mucking around with knot colour, i will see if the beetroot stays around. If I can find a cheap dye I will give it a try.