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    mbdeyes
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    655xp

    Right.
    After posting that it was only good for gap filling, I found a tutorial on using it to build up textures on models, etc. so, I’ve been happily corrected.

    It is not a sculpting medium (except for textures) though.

    #1454805

    collins
    16354xp
    Cult of Games Member

    So my plastercine arrived and the first thing i did was mix it 50:50 with milliput standard. Chuck it in the pasta machine and roll a pin over it with the 2mm bands on it.

    without waiting for it too cure i can report that it works very well. I shall report again in a few hours when its cured.

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    #1454818

    lawnor
    25928xp
    Cult of Games Member

    Have you considered filing down the underside of the bases if 5mm plastic + 2mm putty is too high?  Do they need all 5mm of their initial height to maintain their shape or integrity?

    #1454853

    avernos
    Keymaster
    33947xp

    Weirdly for star wars yes they do.

    #1454854

    utherdracus
    2784xp
    Cult of Games Member

    That look good. Did you a specific type of plasticine?

    #1454927

    collins
    16354xp
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    Just the cheapest I could find with next day delivery.

    newplast £4, 500g

    #1454988

    utherdracus
    2784xp
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    20191104_135935

    This is how they come out with clay.

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