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

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!

These molds are absolutely amazing they were easy to use and growth value for money as for the functionality they came out beautiful, as for size it was perfect durability is just like a mold you take care of it and it will take care of you, I was skeptical but they came out beautiful like just make sure you give them a little bit of tappy wapi and squiggly jiggly to get rid of the bubbles and your gooden

The media could not be loaded. Why did you pick this product vs others?:Super cute molds,see no evil say no evil hear no evil .Easy demold Great mold

I bought these and Ben's Worx Maker Vlog (in Australia) on YouTube just made them. The dragons came out so stinking cute. Ben was worried about pouring resin while mold was in pressure pot because mold was a bit unsteady. So, you might be careful whilst pouring. He and Nicole loved detailed and shiny mold.

These turned out beautifully! The molds are of quality silicone, and they did not lose their shape or tear while demolding. It took a little effort to get the castings out, but I just went slowly and used some common sense.The resin I used was the deep pour epoxy from Alumalite, pouring about 2oz in each mold for the first layer, and set them on a heat mat for 4 hours. At that point, I poured the 2nd layer, filling the molds all the way up. Each one takes just over 4oz. I was able to demold 4 hours later, because of the heat mat. Before adding epoxy, I brushed the insides of each mold with chameleon flakes from “Let’s Resin”. I also degassed the epoxy for 10 minutes, then added black mica powder since black epoxy works best with the color shifting pigment flakes. The end results were flawless, not one single bubble!

Once again great molds from Let's Resin. I have gotten many from them. The only thing about these molds is there are many very tiny areas you need to be sure to get all the bubbles out of. On this I actually has to use a tiny bulb syringe. With my already handpainting the insides, it is very tedious with worrying about all these tiny spaces for airbubbles so I won't be playing with these molds as much.(The pics are my 1st attempt with normal squeeze out bubbles etc)But they do look adorable!

Great quality.. durable and easy to remove .. nice size

Cute 😍 as can be. Very good molds