yay i got some aves!!!!!

Waiting for Aves to harden is a bit of a drag and for some reason it doesn't seem to bond as well as my green stuff used to but I do like the end result of it. Another plus to the aves is that it seems to bond to paint very well.

Really, any sculpting material is good if you know what you want to make and know what you're doing. Heck, I even liked using Play-doh (but you shouldn't because when it dries out it crumbles :] )

I use Sculpey because I can just go to the store and buy it instead of going through an overly-complicated (and expensive) process of paying for Aves online. I don't like that I have to boil or use a hair-dryer to make the Sculpey but it lets me work much faster than having to wait for Aves to self-harden. I would rather use the Aves stuff for sculpting small detail or fragile parts like teeth, like Jay said.

I've probably ingested so much Apoxie Sculpt... I tend to lick my finger instead of using a cup of water.

I honestly think its good, and better than sculpey. I say this because its a lot stronger and bonds better. And I'm sure the working time is around 4 hours. I sculpted most of of my figures with fixit sculpt. But I also use sculpey so I incorperate both into my figures. Places where it needs to be stronger, such as jaws, teeth, etc. I use fixit sculpt, and I've been using sculpey for a while now but I found that fixit sculpt is the way to go for a more stronger, sturdier piece. In my opinon at least ^_^ Later! Also, have a cup of water near by, it helps a lot, cuz it gets sticky at times.

~Gj

aww man I just did some sculpting with the fixit sculpt,

and I am sorry to say it is not as good as I was expecting , ok so you got like 2 hours to

work with the stuff and it does not sag but it is basically a bit better version of milliput.

ok I will use the stuff cause I spent like ?20 on it but I have got to say it is not that good and definitely not worth the money