Foam Clay Cosplay Moldable Air Dry Foam Clay Craft 500g White Lightweight Sculpting Foam for Costumes Sanding Cosplay (500g, White)

Was great, fit the needs that I had and was simple and easy to use.

Great for cosplay making but difficult to handle. Takes a bit of practice to use well. Things to note: shrinks slightly upon drying, can crack when dry, may not adhere to plastics and such, wet hands before use. Dries light weight and quite durable.

Easy to mix and control. First time using this type of clay. Really best as something to glue to existing EVA foam which provides the strength and stability. The foam clay is more for using as added texture. I assumed it would be different and serve the intended purpose which was my fault and the only reason I've marked it down.

Good for projects that need lighter weight material than traditional clay or resin. Can be awkward to use4 at first if you are not used to it. Has to have a good sealant on after as well or can crack.

Once dry, the material becomes very brittle and cracks with the slightest pressure. This is the worst product for cosplay.

Definitely don't recommend, I've used foam clay a lot and I've never had one that cracks as badly as this brand, lumins workshop has the best foam clay hands down.

This stuff is amazing! Incredibly easy to work with, easy to mold. Once dry it’s very easy to sand down. This has become my new favorite clay to work with. Easy for first time users.

Note, it shrinks and becomes breakable as it dries. But fun for kids and easily painted

Honestly super easy to use and if you cosplay pretty good for prop making. I recently created captain ussops slingshot & headgear with this clay. Very light weight too!

First of all it’s great for complex shapes It does shrink a bit but just a bit after air drying for a night. It does not fully stick to itself so o suggest still gluing it together with cement. Small fine shapes will fall off if not reinforced. I use thin wire for that. Do not shape with water it will crack. I tried doing the clay method by making it easier to shape with water but it ended up cracking and brittle-ing. Though it is still great for fine objects and details like this crown