This is the first book to contain, in one comprehensive volume, every molding and casting procedure of use to the theater props builder. It guides you through the use of more than 30 molding and casting materials in the design and construction of theater properties and scenic elements. Includes a section on designing and building a vacuum forming machine for use in constructing theater props. Written in an easy, conversational style, the book will be useful to anyone involved with theater properties, puppetry, and costuming whether they are professionals or amateurs. Paperback book measures 8 1/2 in. x 11 in., 236 pages. Betterway Books, 1989. ISBN 1558701281

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