I agree with liege, sculpey needs to be baked to harden.
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I agree with liege, sculpey needs to be baked to harden.
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Boiling seems to have worked for me thus farOriginally Posted by gamblor916
I've boiled my Hand Ninjas and they turned out fine... (I have pics somewhere - will dig them up
Fingers crossed...
*edit with a mini kinda-guide to boiling super sculpy*
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http://www.he-man.org/forums/boards/...d.php?t=126180
http://www.becircle.com/modifying_yo..._modeling_clay
Personally, here at work I have one of those instant boiling hot water dispensers and so I just dispense some into my plastic container (that I use to hold water for paint as well) then add the piece I'm curing in, cover it and wait for a while. Usually by a few minutes it would be harder, but I tend to leave it and go away for a while. After that, I drain the water and repeat the process just to be sure.
It's worked for me thus far, and I don't really want to put my toys in anything I would use to cook food - like a pot. :b
Last edited by lcz128; 25th May 2008 at 02:53 PM.
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Poor man's CJ Upgrade
O yeh!
Found an upgrade idea while trolling the custom boards and now I've done it for myself.
Head was made from parts of that jetski-thing of his with the paint stripped, and the gun is from a micromaster playset thing- the blue APC looking thing with a giant cannon. (I'm sure someone here knows what it's called). It's really just a placeholder till I get my Big Guns from that Landcross set(There is if I recall a nice small gun and the combination of guns can be his 'big' gun
Tell me what ya think!
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Great work Macgyver!
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It looks Fantastic!
Excellent work!
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Nice!
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