Oyumaru Modelling Compound

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Oyumaru reusable modelling compound. This resin material is unique and amazing. Totally reuseable again and again. To soften Oyumaru, dip a piece of one in hot water (approx: 80 degrees C/176F) for about 3 minutes. Take the Oyumaru out of the water with a pair of tongs. Dry off with a paper towel. Press your original into softened Oyumaru to make a mould.Wait for the Oyumaru to cool it should be hard but still flexible. Use to make quick moulds for Polymer clay. Precious Metal Clay. Top tip: use a small amount of baby oil to make your original pop out super easy. You can use Oyumaru like a modelling compound you can use it to make beads, charms. Anything is possible. Oyumaru's material is SBS, non hazardous.

[@anie12566]

this is the first oyumaru video that i saw and its very cool...

[@BadlanderOutsider]

I'm considering getting some of this stuff in order to mold replacement parts for some of my models. Looks to be pretty handy.

[@fredaldous]

The grey component is Fimo (polymer clay) You can use pretty much anything though really. Like cake icing or plaster of paris etc.

[@SourLimeCharms]

That's so cool! :o

[@SuperEinstein27]

cool ! i used the oyumaru for an oreo in fimo !
sorry for my english >>> i am french !

[@TopGunSGA]

I believe it's talcum powder

[@kawaiicraftyrei5371]

now i know what i want for my birthday

[@fredaldous]

That's good to know, thanks.

[@fredaldous]

The powder used is talcum powder youre quite right TopGunSGA

[@InrDmons2011]

would pottery clay work well in these molds? obviously you'd have to let it dry out a bit before removing it...

[@OvaleTv]

what is this material called?

[@TopGunSGA]

I think it's Polymer Clay

[@claylovercrafts]

u noe u dun really have to use talc...