Sculptamold, Hydrocal, Plaster of Paris?
Can someone give a brief explanation as to when you would use these? I am about to embark on my first layout and I need some advice. From what I can tell, sculptamold is used mostly for terrain
Sculptamold: Like It or Leave It?
Scenery – The N scale Kootenay Division
Sculptamold incorporates the best features of clay, plaster and papier mâché. In dry form, this white, non-toxic compound is quickly prepared by adding water. It clings to almost all clean surfaces, including glass, and does not shrink, so it may be applied to an armature or core without cracking. It sets in 30 minutes and may be carved, sanded or sawed when dry. Finished pieces are very light-weight, strong and durable.
Sculptamold 3 lb
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Sculptamold, Hydrocal, Plaster of Paris, Joint Compound? What to use over pink foam for mid-western flat scenery. - the MRH Forum
Sculptamold incorporates the best features of clay, plaster and papier mâché. In dry form, this white, non-toxic compound is quickly prepared by adding water. It clings to almost all clean surfaces, including glass, and does not shrink, so it may be applied to an armature or core without cracking. It sets in 30 minutes and may be carved, sanded or sawed when dry. Finished pieces are very light-weight, strong and durable.
Sculptamold 3 lb
Lightweight Hydrocal versus Sculptamold
Tutorial: Sculpting Hydrocal Rock Forms
Sculptamold incorporates the best features of clay, plaster and papier mâché. In dry form, this white, non-toxic compound is quickly prepared by adding water. It clings to almost all clean surfaces, including glass, and does not shrink, so it may be applied to an armature or core without cracking. It sets in 30 minutes and may be carved, sanded or sawed when dry. Finished pieces are very light-weight, strong and durable.
Sculptamold 3 lb
Seeking advice - plaster of Paris vs Scluptamold vs “Green Stuff” : r/TerrainBuilding
Hydrocal White Available in the US and Canada - Reynolds Advanced Materials
