Mouldable lightweight clay-like substance

and to the person (I shall leave nameless) who asked:

"WTF?? Do you know everything??" in a pm

all I can say is ... erm you aren't the first person to ask that ... lol ... actually some of my friends make that joke - a lot - but no I don't ... I shall now shame myself entirely by pointing out that I have never even seen a dremel ... except in photographs :D

... and thanks for the rep ;)

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Originally Posted by Elenril

Thanks for your replies, I think I'll use papier-mâché, because it's the cheapest while still being practical for my purposes. Plus I can get my hands on it quicker and get to work on my mod soon.
+reps all around if I haven't done it already.

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Remember you could use a combination.

You could use the expanding foam to get the rough size, then paper masche over the top.

It would be lighter than just the paper masche building up depending on how big you plan to go.

Paper Mashay (Yeah, I know that's not how it's spelled, but I don't care) is heavy.

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Originally Posted by Ironcat

"A human being should be able to change a diaper ( :up: ), plan an invasion ( :up: ), butcher a hog ( :up: ), con a ship ( :up: ), design a building ( :up: ), write a sonnet ( :up: ), balance accounts ( :up: ), build a wall ( :up: ), set a bone (not yet :down: ), comfort the dying ( :up: ), take orders ( :up: ), give orders ( :up: ), cooperate ( :up: ), act alone ( :up: ), solve equations ( :up: ), analyse a new problem ( :up: ), pitch manure ( :up: ), program a computer ( :up: ), cook a tasty meal ( :up: ), fight efficiently ( :up: ), die gallantly (let's see what happens). Specialization is for insects"

Robert A. Heinlein

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woot woot .. I'm very nearly human :D

For fine detail on models, I use the green stuff, I used to play Warhammer a lot. And I recently rediscovered this stuff. From my experience, this stuff is great for fine detail.

http://store.us.games-workshop.com/s...GameNav=300810

Paper clay? Not sure what's available in OZ.

http://www.paperclay.com/product.htm
I've not used the delight but the packs in the store are wicked light.

or maybe plastiroc?
http://www.thebestcasescenario.com/f...read.php?t=622