🎨 Sculpey Super Sculpturing Compound 1 lb. Box - Versatile Beige for Creative Art Projects Review

I use this for small/medium sculpt, love it! Thanks to a strong wire base with aluminum foil on top, it's pretty durable and pretty easy to bake. Apoxie Sculpt and Air Dry Two Part Epoxy Clay is the best option when you need something very durable or something heavier. Apoxie Sculpt is extremely hard and durable when dry and slightly heavier than polymer clay when dry. I use a mix of both for my sculpts (not literally mixed, but some parts are resin, others are Apoxie Sculpt). I make the larger

I was told Sculpey is a good brand for polymer clay and when my package arrived I wasn't disappointed. The product was well packaged, the packaging was not damaged. I've never worked with polymer clay before, but I think I'll love it. Keep up the good work update sculpey * * I have been buying more of this clay to finish some of my projects. I'm wondering why I've never used polymer clay before as I like it so much more than air drying. It is also interesting to put it in the oven for baking. I

I make vinyl figures and also create my own sculpts with Super Sculpey. It sticks to the vinyl and allows me to change very effectively. Sculpey can be baked at 1/4" speed for 20 minutes to set. at 275°F. It is not best to bake a solid sculpture in the oven as this will take several hours and you risk missing the master excessive heat to crack and possibly shatter. For the original figures, I build a sketch model out of wire and aluminum foil and refine it until it is the masterpiece of my…

Let me say up front that I absolutely hate *normal sculpi*; It's too soft and fluffy, it sticks to wooden tools, tends to spring back when pressing detail, and it's rubbish for modeling detailed miniatures (even at 10-12 inch scale). Aside from being a *Super Sculpey* capable of baking your sculpture in a household oven, it has nothing to do with a regular Sculpey. It has an average density that can be softened a bit if you work the clay with your hands. When using tools, it's very similar to…