Cosplay ApprenticeFoam-mo, Foam Clay Cosplay, Lightweight Sculpting Foam, Air Dry Clay for Cosplay and Costumes, 300g

Very impressive and easy to use. Ive never used clay foam but I will be buying more.

I love playing with this. It does take some time working with it to get the feel of it: it's not like clay, more like silly putty. Super light when dry. I used it to make an large, intricate cosplay alien headpiece (a Minbari from Babylon 5) and its light enough to attach to a bald cap without a problem.One complaint is it's not as flexible as I expected. Do NOT apply heat to it like you would EVA foam. That makes it very brittle. (That last part is my own fault, not the product's. Just giving a warning to readers to not do what I did.)

UP UNTIL NOW MODEL MAGIC WAS MY GO TO FOAM CLAY, BUT IT HAD ISSUES,, cracking ,and detailing wasnt a picnic,,, and there was the fragility after drying. Dont get me wrong , in some applications it was okay,,, But this other stuff, is RESILIENT !,, its easy to sculpt,, and dries fairly tough and so far ive seen no cracking at all. the price jkinda makes you shy away,, but aside from that,, Foam Mo, pretty good stuff!

Foam mo is a fantastic product, great results and super happy with the amount. We got 2 x 300g buckets, have made heaps of small props & it looks like we've barely taken any out of the 1st bucket.

It was super easy to use and create with this product! I made an awesome dice tower for our D&D game in about 30is mins. I let it dry for a day or two and painted it! Very easy. Make sure to let it dry completely before you paint. Just like other clay and sculptable mediums the thicker it is, the longer it takes to dry.