Plastalina Modeling Clayby Van Aken
Van Aken Plastalina (modeling clay) is a pigmented oil based modeling compound renowned throughout the world for its smooth consistency and brilliant color range. The colors are readily intermixable with ivory and white to obtain tints, with black for shades, and with each other to achieve intermediate hues.
Van Aken Plastalina can be easily modeled by hand or with Van Aken double ended tools for fine detail. For certain production applications requiring multiple reproductions, Plastalina may also be melted (150Ü F/65.5ÜC) and poured into a mold.
Preferred by sculptors, model makers, clay animators and artists of all ages, Van Aken Plastalina is self adhering, non-toxic, never hardens, remains pliable and plastic, and can be used time and time again. In fact, its consistency improves with age.
Available in individual colors or four-color Claytoon sets (net weight 1 lb.). All four colors in each set are individually cello wrapped for freshness and color brilliance.Every four-color set includes basic instructions and Claytoon project.
Sets of Claytoon modeling clay contain one ¼ lb. stick of each of four colors.
1 lb. bars measure 4 in. x 3 in. x 1.5 in. and are ‘scored’ into eight sections. 5 lb. bars measure 10.25 in. x 3 in. x 2 7/8 in.
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I would like to order a harder version. I cannot seem to find different hardness options on this item. - Asked by Nina on 23-Jul-13
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In this type of clay, there is only one hardness. For harder clay, we have only the Van Aken plastalina, or the Roma plastalina. - Answered by MisterArt on 23-Jul-13Ask a Question About Plastalina Modeling Clay
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