ReArtNatural Air-Dry Clay, for Sculpting, Wheel Throwing, Hand Building, All-Purpose Modeling Clay 10lbs for Sculpting (Terracotta 10LBs)

These were perfect for a group activity! I got these for a craft and it was such a hit. Good value for money and the quality was just as good as a previous order. The drying time is around 24 hours just like it says, but I would suggest keeping it in the light or it will take longer. Each block is perfect for a small scale project and great for beginners.

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This is pretty good. I don't run a business so I don't need to create perfection but this works pretty well it does dry very quickly though

Good clay is hard to find I love how vibrant the colors are and it’s nice to have three to chose from can’t wait to see how they look once their dry 😊

I really wanted this clay to work. All it does is crumble as I’m trying to work it. It’s definitely not worth purchasing. I will be returning this clay.

I used this clay with my scouts for casting animal foot prints with silicone molds. Reusable, too!

Love this clay! Worked out super well for me. It dried nicely and it’s a beautiful color.

This clay has been fantastic to use since it dries on its own without the need for a ceramic kiln. I have used other air dry clays in the past and this is a good quality one like ones I have used in the past. We primarily use this for casting and creating molds. It can take a bit to FULLY dry but it actually dries pretty quickly at my house. Cracking can be more of an issue but without the use of a kiln and glazing, I would mostly use air dry clay for cast molds and as non-professional type projects, or fun projects to do with kids. I ordered the white color and it looks just like the photos and dries the same tone of white.

First attempt working with clay. I read a lot of reviews about the product cracking so I was a little worried. I made 4 small pots and zero cracks so I ordered more, make 4 more and still no cracks! They are dried, painted and glazed a couple of weeks ago and are strong with no chips or cracks anywhere. It’s easy to work with and dries great even with small handles on a few of them. Not sure why some were having problems. Highly recommend.

When I Opened the first brick I thought it was polymer clay.But it is just ultra fine mineral clay.Very smooth and plastic.Made my first test pinch pot so far so good

I needed to make some Jersey barriers at 1/64 scale to help flesh out the terrain for my games of Gaslands, a tabletop game played with Matchbox/Hotwheels cars. After cutting some templates using my plotter and gluing together cardboard forms, I molded them with silicon and was left with one final thing to do, fill them with something.This clay has been great for that; after squishing it in to my molds and letting it dry for a few hours, I can safely remove the tiny barriers and let them fully dry off to the side. Once fully dried they have the perfect texture and appearance of poured white concrete, the perfect base for my post apocalyptic shenanigans.I haven't run in to any issues with cracking, though the time to dry completely does seem to take quite a while, the barriers I make are usually still a bit soft when I remove them, and while working on other projects involving a bit more sculpting it does seem to be a bit on the tacky side of things.Overall though I'm super happy with this clay and am looking forward to finding more ways it can help me improve my tabletop gaming terrain, I've already made more barriers than I know what to do with.

Cracks too easily, basically everything i made cracked and shattered when picked up. A few things made it out alive UNTIL I painted them. This clay couldn't handle paint and fell apart immediately after the pain dried. No good to me. Save your money and buy DAS clay.

Molds well. Allows for detail. Dries without cracking. Holds shape well. Smoothes out easily.