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The FBM body is used as a buck, and RTV silicone is used for the mould itself. Once hardened, the mould retains the shape of the FBM body, so you can pour with soft plastic lure liquid of whatever hard/softness you choose to make bodies for pennies. I use the lure liquid from Lure Factors for my bodies, in Medium or Soft grade. Here are some I poured from the FBM mould I made. Shop bought lure at the top. Mine below. And showing the belly slits for the hooks. @Maverick, hope it's ok to cross-link to one of our OO articles? https://www.offshoreoutlaws.co.uk/articles.html/articles/how-to-design-and-make-soft-plastic-lure-moulds-r6/ @alun j., the FBM mould was only a one part top pour mould, rather than the two part mould in the article but the basic principles are the same. I don't have the mould with me or I'd share some pics of that too.

Both booted, one in to Ubuntu / win7 and the other XP. I suggest a couple of new SSDs and you should be away. I'll send you my address. R

50cm (5lb 2oz) Wrasse Dancing Ledge. Fisssh Black Minnow IMG_0075.MOV

Thanks Very much. very interesting. It's been on my list of things to try for a while now but not found the time yet. I'll be trying to cut the mould with the CNC though.