Sago Brothers Modeling Clay for Kids - Blue, 7 oz Molding Magic Clay for Kids Air Dry, Super Soft Clay for DIY Slime, Ultra Light Air Dry Modeling Clay for Toddlers Children Teens

Excellent product! I used this w a first grade class to make “fossils” and it worked so well! The students enjoyed the lesson and made a lasting memory! The product was moldable & hardened as advertised, and it was just perfect! Will order again!

I had an outside corner to do of crown molding and this house is old, they dont make it that wide any more. I used this and you can not tell a difference between orginal molding and this stuff!!! Will definetly buy more. Also used what was left where my dog chewed on wood door frame...boards look new again!! Dont waste your money on wood putty, this is easy to mold and design to match any orginal work!

This stuff continues to harden over a period of months, whereas Model Magic by crayoloa never seems to truly get rigid.

I used this to go along with Model Magic for a camp project. Compared to Model Magic it is quite wet and very soft. The texture is very light, which was quite nice after working the moisture in. It's very stringy when you first pull off a piece, which made it a bit difficult to work with. Due to it being very soft and damp, any sculptures made primarily using this clay we're very droopy, and sagged as they dried. I'm not sure if I would use it again, unless I had a specific color need I can't meet with Model Magic.

My granddaughter just loves this clay!

Loved everything about it.

The product is exactly as described. However you need to know that the clay never gets hard and can't be sanded. Need to make sure it's exactly how you you want it before you stop

Everyone from my four year old grandson to myself, the 58 year old Mimi all made something out of the air dough. Mimi made some little mushrooms to add to a wreath, each of the grandkids made bowls formed into small balls and with texture and edge designs then we worked together to make five and six petal flower blooms to cover a picture frame. We weren’t even concerned with keeping every flower the same size. Made it interesting.