Review on High Density 1.1lb White Moldable Cosplay Foam Clay – Perfect for Intricate Designs, Air Dries to Perfection, Ideal for Cutting, Sanding, and Shaping with Knife or Rotary Tool by Summer Hendricks

Bought to use in my Woodland Scenics stone molds. It was kind of just hey, I'm wondering if this is gonna work and it's working. It's a bit more expensive and takes longer than Hydrocal to dry and be usable, but it has everything down to the last detail. I also use it with my GreenStuff World Pattern rollers. Some of these can be turned off due to the long time it takes to dry in the stone molds, but this is offset by the fact that you can toss them in a plastic container when finished and they can be stored differently hydrocal, where they sometimes crumble into crumbs. Plus, with Greenstuff's World Rollers, your sidewalks have enough power to roll out a track and let it follow the slope. It picks up both normal colors and contrasting colors quite well. even without a primer. Check it out, I'm sure you'll be impressed with the above use cases if you're a wargamer. In the photo 1) Brown = household linen with FW colors without pearls. 2) Flushing Carroburg's Crimson GW - again no pearls or unnecessary puddles. 3) Basil gray contrasting color gives the same results. They were all applied without primer and foamed very well.