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One of the benefits of gypsum, lime, and even earthen plasters that have made them a desirable medium of expression for traditional architectural design, is their inherent suitability for replication by mold work. In this article I'll introduce some of the basic means and methods from the plasterer's toolbox that we have at our disposal to make the magic happen!