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That would have been back in the day when GW actually cared about the hobby.

IIRC the legal stuff on their website says that copying, even for personal use, is verboten.

Far Seer
My concern with Vaseline is that afaik it is petroleum based.
It may have no adverse affects on the moulding material, but it may do.

I have seen vaseline advocated for use in sculpting with GS but again I don't know what the long term affect would be on my clayshapers.

I have recently bought some KY jelly as I understand it is waterbased so that might be a useful alternative. I guess it will wash off the mould easily and not harm the reusable plastic.

Just to go OT for a moment, but with regard to stopping GS sticking to the work surface:
I decided to get a couple of silicon keyboard covers which are really cheap.
Borrowed one to put on my table top to see if it would be better for work with GS and it works a treat,
Whereas I was having to wet the glass to prevent GS sticking when rolling etc, nothing is required as GS doesn't stick to the silicon sheet.
Hope that the tip may be of use

Did i miss where you can buy insta mold at ?

Spyder68 wrote:Did i miss where you can buy insta mold at ?

http://www.coolminiornot.com/shop/tools-and-misc/instant-mold.html