Tamyoo Chocolate Mold Silicone Mold Candy Mold for Zelda Cupcake Toppe

I loved most of the mold, I used for chocolate instead of fondant so the smallest sword did not work as well but I'm sure if using fondant would not of been an issue. These were a hit as cupcake toppers.

Got it for my brother did come in a few days late but so worth it

I bought these to use with fondant which really they were too thick for. The detail was nice though. I think the biggest question was what one of the figures it made actually was. It looked like a pyramid but was likely a heart, just turned upside down in the mold which was confusing.

The media could not be loaded. If you plan to use this for resin casting, beware!This mold was not designed by someone who took product usage into consideration.Silicone molds, from my experience, are used with liquid casting mediums to ensure highest level of detail. This mold has lots of beautiful and tiny little details. When you put liquid into the mold, you want to leave it on a flat level surface so the shapes come out even. This mold is not designed to sit level!The heart and shield are much deeper than the rest, so the whole thing lays lopsided. This makes the ocarina, eye, sword, and triforce all come out on an angle, so when you demold they don't lay flat. They are all slanted! And not in a way that works for the design. The sword to comes out fatter than the handle, and the ocarina has an insanely thin mouth piece.I have figured out a method to work with this mold, because I love the shapes, but it is a huge pain on the butt trying to level it. I have to prop it up in 3 different places, which is a little excessive for a mold that costs this much.A great redesign would give it some integrated cross braces or support ring for each individual impression, to hold it level on the table.

Arrived warped and won’t lie flat. Also the molds are tiny. The sword is only an inch or so long and won’t work well for chocolate at all.

The depths of the individual molds is not the same. As a result the full mold "flops" when set down on a flat surface, causing the molds on the two ends to tilt. If you want to fill all six molds so that they end up with flat back surfaces, you need to shim each mold with cardboard or something so the whole thing sits flat. It's a massive pain that could have been avoided by putting simple spacers on the back side of the individual molds so they were all the same height.

okay, i realize that this is for chocolate. and if i was using it for chocolate i would give it 4 stars as well not because im hard to please but because even if i wasnt freezing water in it it would still be pretty hard to stabilize. its not even on the bottom so filling it is a little wonky and getting anything out is also a little difficult. other then that its worth 4 stars and showing my nerd friends.

Muy práctico y muy buen diseño

Handy lil mold for resin projects