Review on VANKERTER Bright Colors Modeling Accessories by Shantel Griffin

My children love this modeling clay. One of my kids uses it as a fidget. The rest love to wriggle and shape with him. If you are new to this type of tone, let me tell you my advantages 1. Vibrant colors without transferring to hands. 2. Super soft and unique texture. When you take it out for the first time, it is very soft and "chewy", but it quickly becomes soft (like two knees) and can also be eaten with less "chewy" dough.3. A good slime alternative for Fidgets4. It is easy to shape and work with. The colors stick well and you can easily mix them to develop harsh unexpected colors. Its super light weight when it dries. A friend of mine likes to use this clay to make mini weights for paperweights in his office. It's easy to control. You can also glue the pieces together in larger crafts.7. Colors do not merge unintentionally even when touched.8. The finished product still feels soft and comfortable (feels soft and light. Edges are not sharp, have LITTLE movement and are not as brittle as hard clay) Cons: 1. You can't free pens/markers to write or drawing using details on clay. Ink Color Bleeds in Dry Tone. (For the style in general [in my experience], not just this brand.) 2. The plastic snap tools are of good quality compared to other sets I've bought, but they aren't made for adult hands. This is a semi scam here.3. This particular set is wrapped in plastic. For gifts, I prefer packaging that breaks easily. Don't like doing our break con. Just a little "I do" but it could make a difference if you're looking for one that comes in a storage box. (You'll need space to place supplies after unboxing.) For me, the downside to this particular set (no box and what it says on it, a bit small for my particular hands) doesn't even make it worth taking the star off. Not only do I recommend but I bought three and sent this particular link to two other periods asking where they could get it. . And will probably buy more at some point.