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Re: what type of modeling clay do you use?
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lugnet.parts.custom
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Sun, 13 Nov 2005 21:35:47 GMT
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In lugnet.parts.custom, Ondrew Hartigan wrote:
> hey guys,
> this question goes specificly to the guys modeling custom figs. i'm
> looking for a modeling clay that doesn't shrink for a new track mod i'm
> doing. if you know where i can get my hands on some please let me know.
You may find my essay on custom parts production of some use:
http://news.lugnet.com/build/minifigs/?n=1501
As for locating a supplier - I'd start with your local modelling and/or craft
supply shop for Milliput, or a plumbing supplies store for A+B putty (my own
preferred medium). If you don't have any luck locally, remember that Google is
your friend... :)
Good luck with the mod. Don't forget, by the way, that you can change the
colours of most epoxy putties by mixing in a powdered colouring agent, such as
that used for colouring cement (try Lee Valley Tools) or (more easily available)
old-fashioned powder watercolour paint (the stuff we all used in kindergarten).
You'll likely have to experiment a good deal to get a match to dark grey (either
old or new style), but it would be worth doing for anything you want to stand up
to use without changing colour (which a painted surface would eventually do, no
matter what sort of paint you used).
I hope this helps.
Norbert Black
> thanks,
> ondrew
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| hey guys, this question goes specificly to the guys modeling custom figs. i'm looking for a modeling clay that doesn't shrink for a new track mod i'm doing. if you know where i can get my hands on some please let me know. thanks, ondrew (19 years ago, 13-Nov-05, to lugnet.parts.custom)
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