Go home and work with those casts.

Don't look down your nose at those casts of his.

I'm sick of working with those idiotic casts!

When we'll make a plaster cast of his head at the museum.

Now, to improve your drawing, you'll need to use casts.

I don't want to hear about those casts from you or from anybody else!

You put a cast on it.

For getting rid of that cast.

Large cast cutters.

His leg was put in a cast.

It's plaster and just zinc.

Next Wednesday I emerge from this plaster cocoon.

With that cast on? You don't.

You start with the plaster and I'll start with the bandage.

We have to wait till the cast hardens.

We know a little first aid, we can get some plaster of Paris and go into that woodshed, get that stuff and put it on him.

Yes, we took casts of them.

Those cherubs have just been plastered.

Then, instead of looking like a plaster mannequin, it actually looks like it's made out of living human flesh.

Blue. Navy blue. And the cast is on his left leg.

When it comes time to sheetrock, if you use EcoRock it's about a quarter of the embodied energy of standard sheetrock.

He had a falldown at the well. Broke his leg. It's in a cast.

That darn cast itches something fierce, doesn't it?

Very unlikely with his leg in a cast, unless he has a very strong reason.

I bet it feels better with that cast off.

Well, because we can't let all that plaster stick to you.

He was hospitalized for two weeks with his right leg in a cast.

You see that man over there with the cast on his arm?

If we use that saw we couldn't tell where the cast stops and the arm begins.

I had one arm in plaster, one arm tied down by drips.

Study of pollution caused by phospho gypsum residues.

I'll be glad when they crack that cast, and I can get out of here.

And you see you have a beautiful piece of white alabaster.

Must be rough on you thinking of me wearing this cast for another whole week.

Anybody who sees a cast on somebody's arm assumes they've got a broken arm.

Roger, after we're through with the cast we'll explain that you broke your arm.

Whatever you want, I'll make it.

We can't put the cast on over your shirt. Easy, are you ready?

And our idea is to make the seating carriage very sculptural and out of wood and like a big boat sitting in this plaster room.

And there is a gypsum belt running below it.

It's opening night of the last depressing week of L. B. Jefferies in a cast.

Like a rock.

It's like a diamond.

And where we have this gypsum strip they can harvest this water.

You're seeing for the first time, a brand new drywall production line, not made using gypsum at all.