STAEDTLER8100-0 FIMOair Basic - Air Drying Modelling Clay, 500g - White (Pack of 1)

Perfect for big and small projects. Can take a while to dry especially if your items are big but once dry they are incredibly strong. Very easy to sand down and smooth out and the packet is resealable aswell

As a first timer working with clay of any kind, I wanted to make name tags for Christmas presents. Slightly wetting my fingers on a damp sponge before rolling the clay made it super easy to work with. Running a wet finger along the edges smoothed them out from the cookie cutter. Used a very cheap alpha stamp and then an acrylic gold pen when dry. Chuffed with the results! Flipped over after 24 hrs to dry on the other side. Totally dry after 48 hrs. Stored in a zip loc bag in between uses. One pack did loads ... just ordered another pack!

This clays quality is definitely there! It’s great value for money and it also dries within the recommended amount of time. It is definitely not lightweight though

I tried this clay for the first time to do my projects and so far it's the best I have used, easy to use soft, minimal effort to roll it and make molds for my latex projects as shown in the pictures, used another well known brand and found this one better to work with, bought another pack already, stored what was left and it's still soft. Top marks!

Sooo pleased with this product, it feels and acts like normal clay when you’re working with it. It’s easy to shape in itself and to shape around a wire frame as I wanted to do with my reindeer antlers. It dries hard, like normal clay so you can refine your shape by carving or filing - I used an emery board because I didn’t have anything else to hand.I’ve been using Hobbycraft Superlight Air Drying Clay, which has a foamy texture that doesn’t actually mold easily and doesn’t dry hard, it retains the foamy feel. It can’t be carved or filed once hard, what you make is what you get. This Fimo clay is unbelievably better. It is heavier than the Hobbycraft clay, and I think it might well shatter if dropped once hard, but it’s clay, proper clay, and it’s great. It’s also possible to glaze, paint or even colour the clay with felt tip pens. I think the Hobbycraft clay would resist this.I needed it for antlers on a Rudolf and although my modelling skills are far from great, I got the result I was looking for. I would heartily recommend this clay.

This clay is well loved in my house. Value for money and good and strong

Easy to work with! No strong smell and easy to clean up afterwards with a bit of water! Dried nicely and was durable and not brittle.

My daughter uses this to make small figures, quite intricate. It feels nice to work with, very smooth and she has had some good results. It's allowed to dry very slowly over 48 hours (sprayed occasionally) and we have not seen any cracking. For the cost, it's very good.