the casting in the mold of this piece so that I can set a price on it. All right, I'm showing you a... Well, a short version with just a little nip and tucks out of this 35-minute DVD. I just completed on the foundry and trying to clear up the mystery of what happens at a foundry. When you take a clay to the foundry, what happens after you've dropped it off? What's the process and the coloring and the casting, all that stuff is covered in this DVD. You know, bronze casting started 5,000 years ago in a country called Sumer, SUVMER. By the metal workers of Urb, you are spelling as you are. And it's a original simple form, the object, or the sculpture or the statue that they were sculpting, was sculpted around or modeled around a in wax over a clay core. They had no rubber molding material back then. They just had a one-time casting type process. And tubes of wax were fixed to the top and the bottom of the statue. And then it was covered thickly with a mixture of plaster and clay. This was then fired and a kiln and the molten wax ran out of the tubes. And that left a hollow cavity that bronze could be poured into. And that's basically what we do now, except now we use a hollow ceramic mold. And I show all this in this video. I think you're going to really enjoy this video. I show how they melt the wax out of the molds or where they melt them out. And then I show them how they set up the molds to have the bronze poured into them. So I just wanted to give you this brief tour and show you what the videos like. Like I said, or maybe I didn't say, the video is 35 minutes long. And it covers everything from me delivering a clay to the foundry all the way to the final colored bronze mounted on a base. Now it doesn't follow one broad clay. It follows many because this video is made up of six years total of videos that I've shot over six years. From 2008 to the present. And because for me to have to go to the foundry would have been just, well, I couldn't do it to keep up with something going through because it's about a two hour drive there and back. So it's just collection of videos that I've shot over the years of different little tours that I've taken YouTube viewers on through the foundry. And I've edited it and put it into a kind of consecutive order so that you can follow the whole process. I hope this will answer a lot of questions and I hope you'll enjoy this DVD. It won't be as expensive as my instructional DVDs because it's about one third the length of those DVDs. So I'll have the pricing and everything all the information on how to purchase it in the video description below this video. And you'll find that below all my videos from this point on. All right, everybody, I hope you'll find this interesting enough to purchase. And I think you'll find it interesting enough to keep your attention for quite a while.