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Sometimes air gets trapped in tight spaces when slush casting and it's super annoying! However, with a little milliput, aves apoxy, magic sculpt , you can fix it. The brand names mentioned are just types of epoxy putty, a plastic-like two part "clay" that you mix and then cures into a hardened form. It can stick when pressed into/onto roughened surfaces so it is often used to repair holes in urethane casts, model kits, etc. The brands mentioned cure to a very firm hardness that sands well. Please use gloves to mix this stuff, it is not great to touch...

  I used a .02mm TPU fabric for the grey shapes and used a thicker version to make the colored middle parts. The thicker version is also known as "jelly vinyl" , often used to make hairbows while the thin version is sometimes used for raincoats. I chose it because it can be hot glued ( I recommend the high strength version as it has a better hold and really mash it in when gluing ) and is pretty tough! I also found that it can be drawn onto with alcohol markers- if you mess up, just wipe the surface...

I am at the last 10 orders for Moffmang blank preorder fulfillment! I will have them out in the next 1-2 weeks since I did take it easy around the holiday season and didn't make the end of year deadline. Thank you for being so patient!

Good news! I have two last Fluxwolf preorders to fulfill and then that batch is officially done! I may open for another run later this year. Moffmang blank preorders will start to ship out next week! Oh boy! It should take me at least until the end of the year to complete the batch.

I am catching up on the production for the July Fluxwolf preorder now that I have some thumb power back! They will all be fulfilled and shipped by the end of November. Thank you for your patience through the unfortunate delay thanks to me cutting my thumb very deeply. There is still nerve damage that causes a painful shock when hard pressure is put on that area and hopefully this won't be a permanent problem. The good news is that the sides have healed up nicely and I have learned how to lift things while avoiding the pain zone though...