LET'S RESIN 3 Pcs Dragon Resin Moulds | Hear, Speak, See No Evil Dragon Epoxy Resin Moulds, Lively 3D Animal Silicone Moulds for Epoxy Resin, Art Craft, Gift

I have a ton of resin moulds and keep telling myself I don't need any more but then I saw these! Who could resist?? This set of 3 dragons is adorable - the moulds are very well made with loads of details in them. They are quite stiff moulds so stand up perfectly well and stay level, even when filled with resin. I started by turning them inside out so I could put the chameleon flakes on - that was the hardest part - they are hard to turn inside out plus there's loads of nooks and crannies to try and get the flakes in. It did take me about an hour to colour all 3. After I turned them back the right way, I filled with deep pour resin coloured black. You definitely need a thinner resin in these to reach all the details, plus a deep pour unless you're going to do layers. When the resin poured in, I squished it all around to make sure there were no bubbles. The wings parts looked whiter than the rest so I was convinced there was going to be some missing parts or big bubbles there but they turned out perfect. Demoulding was ok - I never used any mould release and got them out fine - there were no parts of the dragons that are super thin so nothing breaks off, just a few trickier parts take it easy when removing the mould. The details on these are superb, I love them....

These are very cute, good quality resin moulds and I thought they would work with melt and pour soap for a dragon-loving child I know. All went well until unmoulding, which was really difficult because soap is softer than cured resin and there are small details on the wings, spines and ears which didn’t stand up to the pressure needed to get the soap out. The result is a bit ragged round the ears as the photos show, but still very cute. I can’t fault the moulds though as if I had used resin I would have achieved perfect results.

These little guys are so cute the come out brilliantly as long as you follow the instructions. You need to make sure the resin gets in all the little spots the only one that I've made an error with is on the tip of one horn which I didn't de bubble properly, my fault, not the mold. The details are beautiful and they demold well. I'm impressed with them

Great fun but one of them needs to be supported as when you fill it up it falls over , and that causes a huge problem as you can't hold on to it without spilling everywhere. Had to use a flask cup and kitchen roll to support it.

Fantastic item, used the day we got them and turned out amazing.

Cute little mould. Stable and easy to remould from.

Great Molds, turned out really good

These are tricky to remove the resin from but I could have used a spray to help. Treat them as a deep pour, it’s a lot of resin. Make sure you spend extra time on the spiky back scales to remove air bubbles. I was way too impatient as they were for a stage prop not for sale. Chameleon mica powder works well to give your design colour. Paint directly on the mould.

Love these molds, so cute but I've yet to use them. Not easy to put different coloured powders on different areas which I prefer to do. I might have to just edge them with chrome markers like they show in their video.

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Charming and High-Quality Dragon Trio! I am obsessed with these LET'S RESIN dragon molds! The “Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil, See No Evil” design is absolutely adorable and full of character. Each dragon has such cute details — the little wings, facial expressions, and poses come out beautifully with resin. The silicone is thick, flexible, and easy to work with, making demolding a breeze. I've made several sets with mica powders, glitters, and glow-in-the-dark pigments, and they all turned out amazing. These make perfect gifts, shelf decorations, or even paperweights. They hold shape well and don’t tear, even after multiple uses. Highly recommend for anyone into fantasy-themed crafts or dragon lovers in general. This mold set is totally worth it!

Die Silikonformen sind - wie gewohnt von „Let‘s Resin“ - sehr hochwertig. Sie könnten ein bisschen stabiler stehen, sobald das Resin eingefüllt ist, war doch ein wenig wackelig. Andererseits muss man sie auch gut reinigen können, weshalb das Material nicht zu dick sein darf. Ich habe bisher nur eine von den dreien ausprobiert, aber der kleine Kerl ist zuckersüß geworden - wenn man die von mir „eingearbeiteten“ Luftblasen an den Spitzen der Ohren etc. außer Acht lässt.😅 Ein super Pluspunkt ist, dass am Rand der Form die Menge des benötigten Resins steht. Das hatte ich vorher auch noch nicht gesehen, mich aber ständig gefragt, warum man das nicht in der jeweiligen Beschreibung vermerken kann, ganz egal von welchem Hersteller.

Alles Perfekt Danke