-20% on FIMO Air Basic

Fimo Air Basic is a ready-to-use, clay-like, water-based modelling material that dries in the air and can subsequently be easily reworked. It consists of 97% natural raw materials and is suitable for use in schools and kindergartens. The large size comes in a practical (reclosable) plastic storage box that serves to prevent this clay from drying out even for longer periods of time.

When doing particularly delicate work with this clay, tools like WOOD MODELLING TOOLS or A MODELLING KNIFE are very helpful. It is best to employ a sheet of foil as a working base because this will make removing your modelled piece from its substrate that much easier while at the same time keeping your workbench clean. When taking a work break it is necessary to moisten your partially finished model with water and cover it in an airtight manner in order to prevent it from drying out in the interlude. Even when attaching pieces or during any model making work it is advisable to keep both the surface and your hands wet for the whole time.

In the case of larger objects it is advisable to employ a POLYSTYRENE FOAM core; in smaller objects or ones with protrusions, a frame made of STEEL CHICKEN WIRE can be used for stabilization purposes.

Fimo Air Basic cures in about 24 hours, the actual time depending on the thickness of the layers. The work piece should be turned successively during the drying process so as to assure an even drying on all sides. When curing, the water contained in the material evaporates and the work piece (model) will shrink about 7%. As the piece dries, small cracks may appear, especially if the process is accelerated by means of a heater or the sun, but this represents no problem. You can simply fill the cracks with fresh modelling material.

Further work on your piece (drilling, gluing, painting, varnishing) can begin when it has completely cured. Painting work can be done with HANDICRAFTS PAINTS. Refining or finishing work can be done with METAL LEAF if you desire.

Fimo Air Basic is a ready-to-use, clay-like, water-based modelling material that dries in the air and can subsequently be easily reworked. It consists of 97% natural raw materials and is suitable for use in schools and kindergartens. The large size comes in a practical (reclosable) plastic storage box that serves to prevent this clay from drying out even for longer periods of time.

When doing particularly delicate work with this clay, tools like WOOD MODELLING TOOLS or A MODELLING KNIFE are very helpful. It is best to employ a sheet of foil as a working base because this will make removing your modelled piece from its substrate that much easier while at the same time keeping your workbench clean. When taking a work break it is necessary to moisten your partially finished model with water and cover it in an airtight manner in order to prevent it from drying out in the interlude. Even when attaching pieces or during any model making work it is advisable to keep both the surface and your hands wet for the whole time.

In the case of larger objects it is advisable to employ a POLYSTYRENE FOAM core; in smaller objects or ones with protrusions, a frame made of STEEL CHICKEN WIRE can be used for stabilization purposes.

Fimo Air Basic cures in about 24 hours, the actual time depending on the thickness of the layers. The work piece should be turned successively during the drying process so as to assure an even drying on all sides. When curing, the water contained in the material evaporates and the work piece (model) will shrink about 7%. As the piece dries, small cracks may appear, especially if the process is accelerated by means of a heater or the sun, but this represents no problem. You can simply fill the cracks with fresh modelling material.

Further work on your piece (drilling, gluing, painting, varnishing) can begin when it has completely cured. Painting work can be done with HANDICRAFTS PAINTS. Refining or finishing work can be done with METAL LEAF if you desire.

Fimo Air Light Microwave is a ready-to-use, very lightweight water-based modelling material that can be cured in a microwave or in the air and subsequently reworked, as you desire.

When model making or doing particularly delicate work with this clay, tools like WOOD MODELLING TOOLS or A MODELLING KNIFE are very helpful. It is best to employ a sheet of foil as a working base because this will make removing your modelled piece from its substrate that much easier while at the same time keeping your workbench clean. When taking a work break it is necessary to moisten your partially finished model with water and cover it in an airtight manner in order to prevent it from drying out in the interlude. Even when attaching pieces or during any other model making work it is advisable to keep both the surface and your hands wet for the whole time.

It is important to note that if you plan on curing your Fimo Air Microwave model in the microwave, you should NOT employ any extraneous materials like polystyrene foam or chicken wire (for stabilization purposes)!

Fimo Air Microwave must be cured within one hour of the model’s completion (in a microwave this will take about 10 minutes at 600 watts for every 100 grams of modelling material). A model that has already dried in the air may not be then cured again in the microwave. You must put a microwave-safe plastic bowl of water in with your model during the curing process in order to assure an even curing result and to avoid any overheating. You should not exceed 20 minutes at a time in the microwave. In the case of larger models you will have to repeat the curing process as needed, making sure to make 5-minute pauses between sessions. If a white coating appears on the surface of your object after the curing (salt), it can be removed with a wet cloth. The salt will, in the case of a terracotta coloured model, affect a natural looking clay appearance if left in place. The resultant model will be dimensionally stable and will have shrunk very little (<5%).

Further work on your piece (drilling, gluing, painting, varnishing) can begin after your piece has completely cured and cooled down. Painting work can be done with HANDICRAFT PAINTS, refining or finishing work with METAL LEAF if you desire.

Fimo Air Light Microwave is a ready-to-use, very lightweight water-based modelling material that can be cured in a microwave or in the air and subsequently reworked, as you desire.

When model making or doing particularly delicate work with this clay, tools like WOOD MODELLING TOOLS or A MODELLING KNIFE are very helpful. It is best to employ a sheet of foil as a working base because this will make removing your modelled piece from its substrate that much easier while at the same time keeping your workbench clean. When taking a work break it is necessary to moisten your partially finished model with water and cover it in an airtight manner in order to prevent it from drying out in the interlude. Even when attaching pieces or during any other model making work it is advisable to keep both the surface and your hands wet for the whole time.

It is important to note that if you plan on curing your Fimo Air Microwave model in the microwave, you should NOT employ any extraneous materials like polystyrene foam or chicken wire (for stabilization purposes)!

Fimo Air Microwave must be cured within one hour of the model’s completion (in a microwave this will take about 10 minutes at 600 watts for every 100 grams of modelling material). A model that has already dried in the air may not be then cured again in the microwave. You must put a microwave-safe plastic bowl of water in with your model during the curing process in order to assure an even curing result and to avoid any overheating. You should not exceed 20 minutes at a time in the microwave. In the case of larger models you will have to repeat the curing process as needed, making sure to make 5-minute pauses between sessions. If a white coating appears on the surface of your object after the curing (salt), it can be removed with a wet cloth. The salt will, in the case of a terracotta coloured model, affect a natural looking clay appearance if left in place. The resultant model will be dimensionally stable and will have shrunk very little (<5%).

Further work on your piece (drilling, gluing, painting, varnishing) can begin after your piece has completely cured and cooled down. Painting work can be done with HANDICRAFT PAINTS, refining or finishing work with METAL LEAF if you desire.

The mould making compound from Handplast is ready-to-use and air-drying. It can be used for example for making footprints and handprints.

Industrial is not only a music style for you, but also a living concept? With concrete paste, you can give wood, glass, terracotta and numerous other materials an authentic concrete look in no time at all and create individual accessories. If the substrate itself is weather-resistant, it will remain so even after painting. To apply the product evenly, you can use painting knives and spatulas as well as brushes and sponges. Stir the paste again before use.

Caution: The product contains 1,2-benzisothiazol-3(2H)-one, mixture of: 5-chloro-2-methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one and 2-methyl-2H-isothiazol-3-one. It may cause allergic reactions.

Darwi® modeling clay is a unique homogeneous modeling clay with marble effect that dries without shrinking. It adheres to various surfaces such as wood, styrofoam, ceramics, glass or plastic

Before modelling, moisten your hands slightly, knead the mass well to make it soft. The modeling clay can then be painted or varnished

These six different modelling sticks are each 15 cm long and made of sanded and polished birch wood. They are intended as tools for working on water-based, clay-like and ceramic modelling compounds. That both ends of the tools can be used is particularly practical. In this way, there are actually a total of 12 tips available for your use. This of course increases the designing possibilities but can also save time because instead of having to set one tool down to pick up another, in many instances you can simply turn the tool around in you hand and keep right on working!

These tools are especially useful when working with pottery. As the potter´s wheel turns, the tools with the serrated or jagged tips can be pressed into the clay whereby beautiful grooves and textures can be made effortlessly.

For very delicate work on small pieces like doll sculptures or detailed figures we recommend correspondingly intricate modelling tools like, for instance, probes, artist knives and putty knives and just plain knives!

Whether clay, modeling clay or even wood: The 11 different ends of the precision tool set no. 2 can be used to make precise detailed work on the material.

Modelling knives have differently shaped - or differently sized - blades on each end: This increases your application possibilities by a factor of two! They can be used, for example, in painting as a kind of mixing and smoothing spatula or for making and working on models made from clay, wax, plaster, Fimo and other malleable modeling materials. Get to work!

In this tool set you will find the four tools for working with clay and air-drying modeling materials that are part of the basic equipment for modeling. The modeling wire is a wire loop firmly clamped in a pen-like wooden handle. You can use the wire loop to hollow out areas in modeling clay. Use the modeling rod to spread, shape and plaster modeling clay. With the cutting wire, the ends of which are inserted into short wooden sticks, you can easily cut off a piece of modeling clay from the block. To do this, stretch the wire between your two hands and pull it through the modeling clay. Using a board with two parallel spacer strips nailed to it, you can repeatedly cut sheets of the same thickness from the modeling clay. Use the scraper to spread, fill and remove the modeling clay.

The red silicone water cup makes quite flat when folded and is easy to attach to bags outside due to its loop. So he is ideally designed to take him outside on painting trips. The cup has a transparent lid.

The Silk Clay + Foam Clay modeling set really contains everything you need to model imaginative figures or even an entire fantasy world. The material, tools for modeling and accessories such as wiggle eyes are just as much part of the set as a rolling pin for rolling out the modeling clay and wires and wooden sticks to assemble figures or give them support. So you can immediately sit down at the table with the set and get started. Even for homemade key rings are key rings with chains in the set.

In total, you will find 26 different colored modeling clay in the set. Some of them have a bead structure (Foam Clay - contains smaller beads than in Styrofoam and is very light), which need between one and three days to dry and harden. The other quality (Silk Clay) is quite homogeneous and very soft and smooth. Silk Clay dries to a rubbery material within 24 hours. Silk Clay can be made smoother with a little water if the material dries too quickly.

Due to the comprehensive content, the box is not only a starter set for yourself, but can also be given as a gift.

Flexible, soft and self-hardening modeling clay that can be shaped into many imaginative objects. Supplied in convenient airtight containers.

Foam Clay contains tiny, air-filled plastic beads, which explains the very low weight of the modeling clay. You can model figures and bodies with the clay, but you can also cover existing small bodies such as spheres, cones or cuboids with foam clay. To do this, take a little modeling clay in your hand and form a ball. Then flatten the ball on the table and place the flattened material around the body to be covered. There, you continue to press and sculpt it until it evenly and cohesively covers the surface. Foam Clay adheres well to plastic, wood, styrofoam and papier-mâché and even some textiles.

Foam Clay air dries and eventually hardens as well. Therefore, if possible, unused modeling clay should not be left in the air but stored in an airtight container.

Anyone who has always wanted to permanently apply glitter somewhere or who doesn't really want to work with glitter because it flies around everywhere will be delighted. Glitter Clay is the product for you because, quite simply put, it is glitter bound in resin. Covered in transparent resin, the effect of the glitter is visually retained, but it is virtually frozen and stays where you have applied it. The glitter clay adheres to a number of surfaces and is easy to apply. The glitter clay dries after about two hours.