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E Pericoloso Sporgersi said:
Is it cold (room temperature) or hot (80 C) curing acrylic polymer?

For the purpose of this challenge, that's irrelevant. The acrylic was already cured when this item was made. Here's a photo of the label on the bottom.

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I can no longer monitor the challenge. It's a work of art created by using specialized drills to hollow out areas of the acrylic so that they resemble sea life, then painting the hollows so they resemble figures cast in plastic. Each one is individually hand made. The answer I was looking for was the method used to create this object.

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image-315523424.webpThe challenge is open to any iPF member who wishes to post a challenge.
 
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scifan57 said:
I can no longer monitor the challenge. It's a work of art created by using specialized drills to hollow out areas of the acrylic so that they resemble sea life, then painting the hollows so they resemble figures cast in plastic. Each one is individually hand made. The answer I was looking for was the method used to create this object.

<img src="http://www.ipadforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=34591"/>

<img src="http://www.ipadforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=34592"/>The challenge is open to any iPF member who wishes to post a challenge.

These are really cool, thanks for sharing!
 
Due to the inactivity on the thread, I'm opening the challenge to any iPF member who wishes to post a challenge.
 
E Pericoloso Sporgersi said:
Is it a close-up of "hagelsslag" (literally fine hail in Dutch) or "muizenstrontjes" (literally mouse-droppings in Flemish), which, in English, is chocolate sprinkles?

(If I'm right, then I forfait, of course.)

My challenge photo was a close up of chocolate covered raisins.
 

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