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I've talked with others who use oven bake clay on ponies, and they say to just keep a close eye on them while they are baking. I'm currently sculpting on a g3 with fimo, so I'm just going to be watching the doll as she bakes.
What about air dry clay?
Favorite air dry clay?
Quote from: mylittELLEpony on August 15, 2017, 12:46:05 PMFavorite air dry clay? i use a doll clay, those are the ones who turn out the smoothest at least in my experience
Quote from: noxluc on August 15, 2017, 12:52:04 PMQuote from: mylittELLEpony on August 15, 2017, 12:46:05 PMFavorite air dry clay? i use a doll clay, those are the ones who turn out the smoothest at least in my experience Is there a specific brand that works better than others or are they all about the same?
A lot of the "baits" I'm restoring are missing pieces. Entire legs, ears, horns, parts of faces, etc. I'm comfortable with using sculpy from other art projects and know it can be used for custom ponies, so I figure it will work here. Could someone point me in the right direction when it comes to solidifying the material onto the body? I don't want to melt the original pieces. Thank you!