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Whats a good make of putty clay stuff to make models out of?

  • 10-02-2009 11:29AM
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    Overblood
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    I'm looking for putty that I can fashion little things out of and then bake them solid. Can anyone tell me what the correct name for this stuff is in arts & craft circles first of all? Putty? Mawla? I'd like a good few different colours too. Do you know a good make? And where to get it online? Thanks.


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  • #2
    Overblood
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    So nobody in the arts & crafts forum can tell me how to make clay models?


  • #3
    artieanna
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    Its called polymer clay, but its not real clay (its polyvinyl chloride suspended in plasticiser) but it acts like clay.

    The only one I am familiar with is fimo and I don't really have much experience with it. The mawla we had in school is probably cheaper stuff..

    I know art shops usually carry fimo you buy it in small blocks and theres a selection of colours. You can mix filmo blocks together to create colours like red and yellow mixed together you will have orange etc.

    its on ebay....

    Would have answered sooner but I thought there would be a few experts here........


  • #4
    Overblood
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    So can you throw this fimo stuff in the oven and make it harden?


  • #5
    kwalsh000
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    yup it hardens in the oven but its pricey to buy in small blocks. alot of people who i know that sculpt use WED clay and get it from ebay.co.uk


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