Monster Makers Clay Premium Grade Modeling Clay (5lb)

El producto vino en tiempo y forma pero el embalaje no fue el mejor ya que vino roto pero fuera de eso todo llegó bien pero para el precio del producto si es una lastima que su embalaje sea tan ineficiente pero supongo que lo importante es lo de adentro 🫠

One of the best clays to work with. 100% reusable if you wish to melt down a previous model and use on another model.. etc . Can be a bit of pain to heat up the clay but the best solutions I have used at either a warming tray (food one) or use a cardboard box , cover the inside with tinfoil and use a 60-75 watt lamp over the top of the box with the clay at the bottom of the box. These methods I find are a bit safer then a low heat microwave and will make the clay useable for a longer period of time.

Good clay. I like super sculpey also but this stuff worth price. It dries fast so you have to keep warming in the oven to get more soft use.

I’m still very new to the world of sculpting, but it’s certainly something I want to do more. I’ve used Three kinds of Sculpey and I was able to recreate a nice sized Dragon statue and bake it for painting. Decided to try Monster. Upon first impressions it feels really nice and smooth in my hands. As long as you are working it it remains very pliable but not too much. You have to warm it in an oven or something similar but not use direct heat. I’m thinking some day I need to invest in a heat gun and/or a table top oven. Overall just practicing with it I was able to work with it more easily than sculpey in terms of flattening it and rolling it. It sticks very well to itself and not your hands. I was able to stick little spikes on a practice beholder eye and not using any pressure they stuck on really well. Once it cools to room temp the clay becomes really firm and I was able to brush rubbing alcohols on it just fine without bending the thinner areas. However it was still soft enough to fix areas with tools as need be. I can see why professional sculptors love this stuff especially those who cast to make collectible resin figures. As of now it’s perfect for practicing with or creating creatures and characters for temporary display or for concept pieces. The con is you can’t bake it to harden as it will melt or paint it (I assume). I will still need to use other types of clays for light weight miniatures and projects I can paint and display more permanently. Either way I’m excited to continue using this stuff and improve as a sculptor.

I used this to make a silicone master mold and the silicone cane right out of it after 3 hours. It’s great quality clay and definately wont dry out. The lid doesn’t attach well and it arrived that way but it still doesn’t dry at all.