sculpting question

I always thought green stuff is from games workshop, I may be wrong though

where do you get green stuff?

I only use super sculpty anymore for filling deep cracks, body cavities where I need something solid and it won't get much abuse and making parts to make molds of.

Hobby Lobby does sell Milliput, which is kinda like Apoxie, it's 7.99 for a 4 oz. box in the models section.

You won't find apoxie sculpt at Hobby lobby. They have many polymer clays there, but the only place you can find A.S. Is on the Aves website, or on websites like Ebay .etc.

I don't like schulpy because it gets smaller when you coolk it.

I've been using apoxie clay and have had the same problems, I used to use apoxie sculpt and it hardened much better. I'm going to back to that, but I'm a lil annoyed that I didn't return this clay when I had the chance.

True. just cheaper to drive 15 minutes and pay 6% tax than shipping lol.

well thats what they created the internet for right

you're lucky they left your car lol. Where's Robocop when you need him Yeah we really need a place like that. the nearest normal hobby shop is a hour away and I have no place to get good water based paints like you use for painting warhammer and stuff.

I used to go to a hobby lobby when I lived in CO they had everything
I never thought I would be able to shop there again when I moved here but bout three weeks ago the put up a sign that they are building one bout 5 minutes away from my house so im really excited
now I can get back into my woodcarving stuff too since I lost all my tools due to the fact im stupid and left my car unlocked in the middle of detroit

Not sure if hobbylobby has it (I've never seen one of the stores). Yeah we have pat Catan's here an they've gone to crap since they moved to a new building. I get my paints now and then and brushes there. They don't even have the craft porcelain stuff that michael's carries.

thanks man you been a big help with lots of stuff

they are building a hobby lobby down the street from me
I should be able to pick some up there
micheals don't got crap for customizing except for paint

yeah. Aves' apoxy sculpt is good for small stuff as it's rock hard and it holds detail better. http://www.avesstudio.com/Products/Apox ... culpt.html

ok but for smaller stuff your saying I should use aves then apoxie right

I use it for filling in large areas as the bigger the chunk the better. We used it in college for sculpting and prototyping. I never mastered using it and haven't found how people make jewlery out of it without itbreaking unless I'm cooking it too long. I have 10 lbs of supersculpty lol. Then again I plan on making custom body parts and casting them in resin.

so no more super sculpey then huh

ah. like sculpty? Yeah sculpty and polymer clays are brittle unless they're super thick like a sculpture. Apoxy sculpt is rock hard and 20.00 from Aves.

no its polymer clay
is there a difference

is it apoxy sculpt? I've never had it flake off unless maybe the mixture was a bit off, I know if I didn't mix it really long it wouldn't cure.