I heard that you could use super sculpy on your custom instaed of apoxie sculpt, I forgot who dose it but that boil the figure instead of baking it (cause of course it would melt) can some one explain the whole procedure and tell me why its better, cause Im a lil afraid to try it.
Sculpey tends to shrink and could possibly crack.. its not even in the same category as Apoxie sculpt... if your looking for a way to make bases without wasting your apoxie sculpt try this http://www.avesstudio.com/Products/Aves ... yshay.html
it has 0% shrinkage. and is stronger than sculpey IMO
Sculpey needs to be baked in the oven or boiled.. the work isnt worth the results... Apoxie chemically cures once mixed (NOT air drying, and NO bake) that means it will cure in any temperature and even under water..lol..
yeah I use the apoxie normaly I just wanted to try a new method to see how it works, (I heard Jin uses this method a lot) you think it would work better on figure bases and stuff like that, cause I really don't want to waste my apoxie on bases
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it has 0% shrinkage. and is stronger than sculpey IMO
Sculpey needs to be baked in the oven or boiled.. the work isnt worth the results... Apoxie chemically cures once mixed (NOT air drying, and NO bake) that means it will cure in any temperature and even under water..lol..
so yeah, like buzzy said.. The short answer is use Aves Apoxie or Fixit Sculpt. or even the "green stuff" is a good sculpt, its called kneadatite http://www.coolminiornot.com/store/prod ... xProd=1434
but it also isn't as rock hard and strong as apoxie
(and no, Jin doesn't use sculpey on figures)