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 Review

I never knew this thing existed. I was struggling to find a cheap way to make Halloween costume toppers (floral foam cones are ridiculously expensive and paper cones would look like junk). I came across a video of a cosplayer doing different accents and realized this footage would work. I made a bunch of cones out of EVA foam sheets for support and then wrapped them in styrofoam. A little shaping and smoothing with water and they came out nice and clean. They also smoothed out a lot during the…

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

With my wild projects I usually jump before I'm fully prepared and while I was attempting to build my Toadstool Dollhouse I had already started the project before I even started to think about what I will decorate the outside. I wanted something light, smooth and pliable and thought of paper mache or air dried clay for a while but both are bulkier and heavier than I wanted. I was looking for different materials and came across a cosplayer who made something with Foam Clay. I thought it would be