For a project we have to create a model of something Latin orientated, I would like to make a clay Caecilius, nothing ott but something I could accomplishI just don't know what clay is best, easiest or most suitable? And maybe step by step to how I could make my model strong and not crack because old experiences with clay I have ended up with a brilliant structure but it's pretty cracked and dry and powdery- thank you so much in advance :)
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Modeling clay (Plasticine, oil moistened earth clay) doesn't crack because it never hardens even when solidOf course that means is is subject to damage if mishandledIt is commonly used for making models from which molds are made - thus the name[Modeling is unfortunately being added to the name of other kinds of clay, as if clay can't be pushed around without the word in its name.] All other clays shrink and thus if used on something of any size have to made hollow and of uniform wall thickness to avoid crackingThe description of your problems suggests you used ceramic (earth) clay but did not fire it in a kiln to make it hard and brittle Depending on how big you want to go and how much to spend, you can use polymer clay and bake in home oven at designated temperature or air dry clayPolymer clay costs more.
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