Thread: The Book of Three-Space Glacier Terrain Tutorial
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Re: The Book of Three-Space Glacier Terrain Tutorial
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Originally Posted by japes View Post
I've never used any of these home bake clays but since completing my partial sets seems to be expensive I'm thinking about trying this for Outcrops and Glaciers. Curious about the durability and weight. How thick does the "shell" need to be to make it sturdy and what's the weight like?
Once baked it's probably slightly more durable than the original plastic piece. Any thicknes up to 5mm would be ideal for this. Using foil as the core keeps the weight down but it is more substantial that the original pieces.
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