Moldable Cosplay Foam Clay (Neon Green) - Premium Modeling Foam Clay Air Dry, 300 Gram Cosplay Foam Sculpting Clay for Crafts - Quick Air Drying Clay Foam - Flexible Air Dry Foam Clay for Cosplay

Works very well! Easy to mould, dries fast but not too fast. Also I expected the second unopened canister delivered over 1 year ago to be dry but was amazed it was still exactly the same as the first bucket I used last year. So also stores well.

First time using this stuff and what a difference it made. Usually I would carve out the Eva foam, but theirs made it so easy to just sculpt it. Was making a Wendigo mask for my kids Halloween costume, and only had a couple days to slap it together. This made quick work as I was able to sclulpt the teeth and details instead of carving. Did both but this stuff makes much smoother details. Dry tiene you need a couple of days, easy to paint and sticks to the foam I used very well. Easy to paint, love it. If you do too thick of pieces, be aware of how it’s placed while drying, add wire or maybe wrap foil to better hold a shape? The teeth folded in instead of straight out like planned because I didn’t prop it correctly while it dried over a day or two. But time was not on my sides and it still came out cool, so he was happy.

This is a quality moldable foam clay. It doesn't crack or shrink with layers. Alway have to be observant to the thickness, though I had no issues.

I love working with pixiss forming foam. It doesn't stick to your hands while you work and hardens slowly to allow you to really get the shape just right. With this product shipment though unfortunately the box of white they sent me is in a plastic box that is simply too small for that amount of product, it must have been squished slightly durring shipping and the bottom pack of white exploded. I lost a bit of it. The rest is still okay and as I got the 1500g pack and it is split into three bags the other two bags are untouched. A bit sad, but there you have it. I will likely buy more when I run out. This stuff is SO fun and the winter seasons are starting to look a little brighter now with something to do.

I have never created a costume like this before so I am a beginner with this type of material. I was surprised by how lightweight the material is even when it dries. Easy to paint. Easy to bring dry pieces back to life with water. It also is very sturdy once it dries. I dropped the crown a couple times after drying and it stayed intact!My two difficulties with this was maintaining the crown shape while it was air drying. It would start to sink down, so it required a lot of babysitting and reworking. It was also difficult to keep the material smooth while I was shaping it. It was lumpy and hard to smooth with such a delicate shape.

When I tell you I almost gave up on this foam clay and sent it back, I really meant it. Watch foam clay tutorials on youtube, foam clay is pretty much ready to use out of the packet, but you have to condition the clay first. This means when you pull clay out of the bag, it's going to stretch like hot string cheese. Keep scissors nearby or yank the threads, roll your handful into a ball, and then work it in your hands like you were warming up playdoh. After that it's WAY easier to work with.This clay does inflate a little bit while drying, so don't expect to get super tiny, intricate details with foam clay if you've never worked with it before. It is sandable with sand paper, and you can use your fingers or tools. Great for my cosplay builds, but man oh man, it takes some getting used to.When youtube tutorials tell you to leave it in molds overnight, listen to them. I tried to cheat science seven ways to sunday to cut down on "cure" time, and you can't really do that inside of a mold. Now it'll be dry to the touch within 30-50 minutes or so, and you can keep playing with it as you need to. But if you're trying to do molds for cosplays or costumes, leave it in the mold. I've chilled, heated, and frozen the molds with and without clay, and because the clay expands as it's drying, it forms INTO the mold and you get the best, McDonald's Sprite CRISP detail lines the longer you let it sit.If you're impatient like me, use baby powder/corn starch/setting powder in your mold with a brush so you can "de mold" it after 30-60 minutes. You will lose details, it will kind of stretch, but after an hour or so you will have something passable.

It did what I needed it to do - made a face I could project onto. It can be a little sticky and take longer than 48 hours to dry depending how thick the final design is.

First of all, the white clay came open inside the box and part of it was already dry.we took that dry part away and we started using modeling with it some Snowmen, but as we left them to dry, we realized they sagged a lot under gravity, the whole shape distorted so much and it was too late to fix it. So this could be better to make flat creations, but not 3D vertical ones

I don’t know what was wrong with it. It was a solid block when I opened it. I ordered black at the same time, and it was fine.

Sehr zu verarbeiten. Bemalen ist problemlos möglich. Habe damit Verzierungen und Schmuck für ein Cosplay gemacht und war super zufrieden. Werde es auf jeden Fall weiterhin verwenden.