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Snatcher

@Eel If they do that I will edit it LMAO.

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Zuljaras

Snatcher wrote:

@Zuljaras Damn that looks sick, I must ask, do you cock that type of clay? and if you do, will you tae the shell off and then put it back on after its done?

To your first question ... no ... I prefer to use my hands (couldn't help myself, sorry Eel)

Joking aside the clay must be cured in the oven at 130C. It is not air dry clay. (I HATE air dry clay)

This one is called Super Sculpey Professional and it is really nice!

The shell is on there permanently as you can see on the photos

It is DONE and only the paint job remains

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D-Star92

@tekoii Yeah anytime! And thanks - been playing Mario Kart games (and many other racing games, for that matter) for the longest time so that's how I got pretty good at it. Drifting/using mini-turbos on most turns, and focusing on defense when I'm at least close to 1st place, those are a couple tips I can give out.

@Eel Ouch, that sounds frustrating. It may get lost for like a whole year, huh? And yeah I can agree with you on the original controllers, I happen to have the NES Switch controllers that I got for 50% off. I like using them for NES games on that NSO app. I used it for Mega Man Legacy Collection too, though I had to change the controls a bit and there's no way to get to the home menu unless I use a joy-con or pro controller. It's not possible to remap the controls on it or the SNES controller, either - I tried doing it and it said it can't be done. I have the SNES Switch controller too, when that finally got in stock - it's really good with the corresponding SNES app.

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BruceCM

Interesting thing to do with clay, @Snatcher .... No point editing it now we've all seen it, lol

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Snatcher

@Zuljaras Oh so its cocked already? Did you put the shell on there last? or? also I don't mold so whats your issue with air dry? is it bad?

@BruceCM @Zuljaras "to your first question ... no ... I prefer to use my hands" I'm right handed so 😏.

(Ok ok I'm done with the jokes LMAO.)

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Nintendo are like woman, You love them for whats on the inside, not the outside…you know what I mean! Luzlane best girl!

(My friend code is SW-7322-1645-6323, please ask me before you use it)

I’m very much alive!

Current obsession: Persona 4 golden!

Zuljaras

@Snatcher I made the indent (of the shell not of ...) in the clay while it was soft. Then I baked it and glued the shell.

Air dry clay, as the name suggests, hardens when exposed to air. You need to work quickly and it is almost impossible to do fine details. It is suggested for kids to have sone fun.

Snatcher

@Zuljaras Well now I can see why, air dry sounds like it sucks compared.

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Eel

Air dry is also good to make things like flower petals and some types of foods.

Delicate things that risk breaking in the oven.

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Snatcher

@Eel I never used hair dry, or Have I? would any type of clay count as air dry?

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Eel

@Snatcher most clays marketed for kids, and paper clays are air dry.

Playdoh counts too, I suppose. Since it hardens if you leave it out. Keeping it dry and away from moisture, playdoh sculptures can last a long time as well.

Regular normal earth clay also hardens with air. But you need to cook it to make it permanent, otherwise it'll just crumble if it gets wet.

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Zuljaras

Eel wrote:

Air dry is also good to make things like flower petals and some types of foods.

Delicate things that risk breaking in the oven.

That is why you put a sheet of aluminium foil in the middle and when it is out of the oven and cooled down it is super thin and strong

Also air dry clay is very heavy.

Sculpey has a clay that when baked it is so light that it floats on top of water. Very fascinating.

The one thing I hate is that Cosclay is not available here. It is USA clay that when baked it is flexible and you can make things that feel like they are made from rubber.

Sunsy

@MarioLover92 Ouch I can imagine. That Mario Party problem always stood out to me in terms of problems with the controller, mentioning the gloves reminded me of them too.

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Eel

@Zuljaras my mind mostly goes to paper type clays when I think of air dry, those are light.

Though we also have a popular product here that is just two-part epoxy putty meant to be used to make quick repairs, which doubles as really nice air dry clay for art projects! That one hardens like a rock.

For flexible clays, maybe you could search for mold-making compounds? I assume those could be used directly to make flexible pieces.

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Snatcher

@Eel Oh ok, sounded like mostly all clay fit into the air dry section.

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Eel

I assume polymer clay will get a bit stiffer and maintain it's shape for simpler things even uncooked. But, yeah, you normally want to cook it for permanent results. Like with normal clay.

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tekoii

@Anti-Matter Yea... Arms looking like a cool game. I really appreciate the unique character design. Granted I havent played the game thoroughly, I still want for Ninty to make and improve in a sequel. And agh, you don't like Smash? But there are 1v1s.. and but.. but.. but.. its my favorite... jkjk I mean its all good, everyone likes different things u know?

@Sunsy I hear ya! I'm sure yall still game out even now when yall got time. Lmao that's so troll that the Wii U has messaging...OH shudders that blasted phone app is straight gross.. And heck yea we gotta Battle Royale EVERYTHING.

@Tyranexx Right, right, right.. A few more months and with Luigi keeping ya company for October.. waiting on it really aint that bad Plus time is such an elusive thing :/ Oh Luigi's Mansion... you are a seriously enjoyable series <3 I didn't finish 2 but I absolutely love 1.

@MarioLover92 Ahh right, experience is the best teacher! And ahh okay, i gotta seriously work on those mini-boosts more so than using the like level 2 or 3 boosts.. hmmm how do you feel about Choco GP? It looks interesting, I like how u can use your 'magicite' spells in their different tiers Fire > Fira > Firaga.

@WoomyNNYes lmao when I read "ground to garbage".. I literally "lmao'd" pretty hard xD. Yea.. we've totally made it past a certain skill level where the more advanced techs are what we need to work on to keep improving.. but hey we'll get there!

tekoii

Zuljaras

Eel wrote:

I assume polymer clay will get a bit stiffer and maintain it's shape for simpler things even uncooked. But, yeah, you normally want to cook it for permanent results. Like with normal clay.

For those things there is Modelling clay. Clay that never cures it is like plasticine but it keeps its form very well.

Polymer clay can be stiff if it is very old. I got one time such pack of clay and all it needed was few drops of clay softener and couple round through the pasta maker

As for this mixture you told me I heard of something that everyone calls "the green stuff". It is clay that is part polymer part epoxy. Cool stuff for small things.

Soon I will experiment with clear resin to make some cool water dioramas

Also sorry for spamming you with such things but I really get carried away with artsy crap

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Eel

@Zuljaras I'd love to try using resin myself! It's so expensive though!

One type I think might interest you is UV resin, I've seen it being used to give "slimy" shine to polymer clay sculptures! And making eyes, jewels and all that good stuff.

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