Sculpey Super Sculpey Ultralight 8 Oz (227 G), Lw2001 , White

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Es muy ligera y el color realmente es muy blanco a diferencia de otras. Se puede mezclar con otras arcillas para obtener otras tonalidades o colores

I bought this as i wanted the head of the anthropomorphic rabbit I was making to be lighter otherwise it would probably over balance by the time I added the ears etc. (I used regular polymer clay for the feet so the weight was down there). Works very well. It's easy to mould with a bit of kneading and shows tool markings well which stayed during baking. I've yet to paint my rabbit but on a test piece of clay it seemed to take acrylic paint very well and gave a good painting surface without any other priming. Price-wise there isn't much in but if you need something to be a bit lighter. then this is a great product.

Sculpey Ultralight is a fabulous product that I use regularly in my polymer clay sculping projects. It is a very different consistency than normal polymer clay, so I don't recommend it for fine detail work. However, it's excellent for many other applications. It bakes up very lightweight but harder than normal polymer clay, so it's excellent for bulking out armature wire or aluminum foil structures that will be covered with normal polymer clay and re-baked later. It also has a fluffier almost foam-like consistency that works perfectly for creating details like marshmallows or cool whip in food items. However, my two absolute favorite applications are using it to make clouds or smoke by flaking/crumbling it and then pressing the pieces together, and for making bones by mixing it with ecru colored Sculpey Premo, because that creates a bone-like color, and the resulting clay mixture has a natural tendency to "crackle" a little bit on the surface to give the bones a realistic aged effect. I'm including a couple of photos of projects I've made that included clouds and bones made from Sculpey Ultralight to show what I mean.