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

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.

I bought this for my first crack at cosplay, and couldn't be happier with my purchase. I needed a lightweight material to make a deer-antler headpiece that wouldn't be too heavy to wear all day and a staff that was lightweight as well. I ended up using 1.5 tubs for both. The clay is super easy to work with, dries quickly, and is easy to paint once dry. Highly recomend it, and will be using it for future projects!

The main purpose I used this foam for is for seals and grafting some extra 3D detail on a foam project. It's incredibly soft, and easy to use. Allowing a sample of material to air dry also gives you a less pliable material to work with. While large simple shapes worked and dried super well, and minuscule detail will be lost over time with the dry. That being said, high quality detail is not impossible, but not recommended by any stretch. It's an awesome basic foam clay, for very simple applications or first time users.

It's perfect for small scale shapes that are too intricate to cut from foam rolls. Just have to mindful of how it dries because it's malleable enough to flatten/fall over while drying

I’m making G3 Draculaura and I needed new foam clay. I never purchased this brand before so I decided to try it. It works great. Only issue I had is that it dries fast so you have to work really fast. It does flatten a little once it’s completely dry but it doesn’t really bother me much. Highly recommended.

A mold able, carve able, foam rubber that behaves like a clay. Perfect for cosplay costumes, it's designed use, but for inserts for a variety of items from jewellery, for nesting precision tools, for collectable gun storage. I needed to nest some rpg dice in a drawer and it worked perfectly. You must leave the item in the clay for at least 48 hours before removing. The clay expands as it dries pushing any pattern deep into the surface of the clay but will cause any cavity to become undersized if the part is removed too soon. The clay must be fully cured, before the part is removed, and then it works great.

I used this clay to make a Dragon Eye storage box for my Dungeons and Dragons quest items for my players! The clay was so easy to mold, file, and paint! It took 2.5 days to dry to the degree I wanted and this design only took around half a bucket. I bought another bucket in black and two more in white I loved it so much, also it's SUPER light. Please note that shapes do tend to flatten some as it dries but as long as you slightly over exaggerate the original shape it will be fine. Also the thinner the shape the quicker it will dry. 5/5 would recommend!

I left the package with this and two other things inside it outside in the sun for well over three hours. The bag inside the plastic container stayed sealed, but it was compacted in such a way that it expanded and busted open the lid of the bucket. That wasn’t a problem at all. The product itself worked perfectly for my project (creating a beak for a fursuit head over a plastic base), and I have no complaints. It held mod podge really well, and held its shape. It didn’t stick very well to the plastic base, but I used hot glue and it worked really well :)