Crayola Model Magic- Anyone used it?

[SgtFang]

I was wondering if it would be flexible enough for Predator dreads? Also, do they sell it in black in bulk quantities?

Thanks!

-Sarge

 

[exoray]

It drys pretty stiff but is still sorta flexible and rubbery for a short time but continues to get stiffer and starts to sorata dry rot as it gets older... I have some refrigerator magnets we made when it first came out, they are pretty hard now, I wouldn't dare flex the parts any longer as it appears like it will crack clean like stiff styrofoam...

 

[SgtFang]

It drys pretty stiff but is still sorta flexible and rubbery for a short time but continues to get stiffer and starts to sorata dry rot as it gets older... I have some refrigerator magnets we made when it first came out, they are pretty hard now, I wouldn't dare flex the parts any longer as it appears like it will crack clean like stiff styrofoam...

Drat! Ok, thanks anyway!

-Sarge

 

[Docbudo]

Drat! Ok, thanks anyway!

-Sarge

Hey Sarge, I was just thinking of dreads. I am going to sculpt one approx. 24" and go with a plaster mold and latexw cold foam. I'll let u know how it turns out. Jason

 

[SgtFang]

Hey Sarge, I was just thinking of dreads. I am going to sculpt one approx. 24" and go with a plaster mold and latexw cold foam. I'll let u know how it turns out. Jason

Cool, I sort of got volunteered to make 2 Pred costumes for my son and a friend's daughter for Halloween over the weekend, and all I can think of is how to make like, 120 dreads without losing my mind! :lol

-Sarge

 

[Docbudo]

originally I used backer rod..which can be found at Lowes or home depot. It's a 1" thick foam that is used for filling cracks in walls...i.e. log cabins. I used a pair of scissors and cut a taper at one end and then used a heat gun to smooth out the cuts.