Favorite clay?
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Favorite clay?
What’s your favorite clay to sculpt with?
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Re: Favorite clay?
Oddly ... it's Magic Sculpt Epoxy Clay. It takes some planning, and you have to work slowly at times. But the strength and durability make it worth it to me. No baking ... no noticeable shrinking. Once you get used to it time wise, you can set up blanks for weapons, etc. and let them cure to a "hard taffy" point and then detail.
Re: Favorite clay?
Jethro Botox wrote:Oddly ... it's Magic Sculpt Epoxy Clay. It takes some planning, and you have to work slowly at times. But the strength and durability make it worth it to me. No baking ... no noticeable shrinking. Once you get used to it time wise, you can set up blanks for weapons, etc. and let them cure to a "hard taffy" point and then detail.
Excellent, thank you so much!
Re: Favorite clay?
Supersculpey and epoxy a+b type
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Re: Favorite clay?
Yeah it's great for casting too. I use it for casting in silicon molds and it turns out so good.Jethro Botox wrote:Oddly ... it's Magic Sculpt Epoxy Clay. It takes some planning, and you have to work slowly at times. But the strength and durability make it worth it to me. No baking ... no noticeable shrinking. Once you get used to it time wise, you can set up blanks for weapons, etc. and let them cure to a "hard taffy" point and then detail.
If only I could get it in Canada.
All I can find is gray--and I need white--and the place I used to order it from - Kit Kraft-is out of business.
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