Pixiss Foam Clay Air Dry Foam Modeling Clay - Cosplay Soft Clay for Slime Add Ins, Molding Clay for Sculpting with Eva Foam - 300 Gram Black Air Dry Clay

It was fully dry and not useable :( sadly

Used to fill holes in a 3d print helmet. Dried well and held paint well

Works pretty good, but not as soft as I would like it. I give it 4 stars for my arts projects

First time using foam clay and there is a definite learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, its quite fun to work with. I made a fantasy walking staff with a base of PVC with the foam clay on top. Worked perfectly and made it very lightweight.

Se travail bien, séchage rapide sans trop rétrécir, se pâli bien avec de la clay blanche.

Foam clay has its reputation for not holding up light detail well and size overall when drying, this is very true with this clay.The teeth on the mask were originally a bit, as well as the nose. However, this sorta played out in my favor anyways. I’d say there’s probably a 2-3 millimeter difference, so I didn’t mind the change.I also carved details, when doing so, I forgot to account for the paint— In the end, some stuff didn’t stand out, though it still did just enough that the light still catches it depending on the environment.Overall, my favorite part about this clay that is not expected— Was how easy it was to sculpt, it was a bit sticky, but so smooth to work with, I could make a little go a long way.This especially came in handy when sculpting small bones for the chains. I grabbed a wad of foam clay, and sculpted it over a portion of a plastic straw cut to length. I did this with the intent to make the bones more solid, it worked out perfectly.This was recommended to me— And I definitely recommend it.(The shipping was fast, which is another lil’ bonus.)Cosplay is The Lich from Adventure Time, made in 2 weeks for Halloween.