Once upon a time in the enchanted land of Farnacia, there lived an evil witch named Morgana. Morgana was notorious for her wicked ways and the misery she caused among the townsfolk. She would cast spells on innocent villagers, turning them into frogs or causing their crops to wither and die. The people of Farnacia lived in fear of Morgana, but they were also hopeful. Legend had it that if Morgana were to be defeated, the curse she had cast upon the land would be lifted, and happiness and prosperity would return to Farnacia. So, the brave and courageous villagers set out on a quest to find a way to defeat Morgana.
The cure time of Magic Sculp is two to three hours at room temperature before setting firmly overnight. This longer work time makes Magic Sculp a popular epoxy for sculpting larger and more detailed pieces.
The Kit contains Magic Sculp, Green Stuff and Geomfix Original A B, offering a range of epoxy modelling putties which can be used in different sculpting tasks at a cost saving compared with buying each putty individually. The Kit contains Magic Sculp, Green Stuff and Geomfix Original A B, offering a range of epoxy modelling putties which can be used in different sculpting tasks at a cost saving compared with buying each putty individually.
So, the brave and courageous villagers set out on a quest to find a way to defeat Morgana. They searched high and low, consulting wise elders and traveling to distant lands, gathering knowledge and magical artifacts. After months of relentless efforts, the villagers finally discovered a prophecy that revealed Morgana's one weakness – a hidden talisman that held the source of her power.
Magic Sculp
When worked and smoothed with water, Magic Sculp sets to a material as smooth as ceramic. The soft consistency of Magic Sculp means that it will not shrink or crack, even when formed in large structures. This makes it a popular putty for building up bulk, creating sculptures and in restoration projects.
It is shaped by either hand or with tools and its grain structure allows it to hold fine details. Magic Sculp can be sanded, carved and painted. You can even attack it with a grinding tool and the cured material will not break or lose its shape.
In model making, Magic Sculp is used to create masters, assemble figures, carry out conversions and filling gaps. It offers excellent adhesion to all materials including metal, most plastics, glass, stone, wood, ceramic, jewellery and fabric.
The cure time of Magic Sculp is two to three hours at room temperature before setting firmly overnight. This longer work time makes Magic Sculp a popular epoxy for sculpting larger and more detailed pieces.
Magic Sculp can also be purchased as part of the SylCreate Modelling Putty Kit. The Kit contains Magic Sculp, Green Stuff and Geomfix Original A+B, offering a range of epoxy modelling putties which can be used in different sculpting tasks at a cost saving compared with buying each putty individually.
All three putties can be mixed together to create materials with different properties. We have written a guide to the benefits of mixing modelling putty here.
Magic Sculp Testimonials
“My first choice putty and modelling bench essential is Magic Sculp. I use it for filling gaps and modifying and sculpting figures. I find its soft consistency has just the right amount of resistance for sculpting.”
“Magic Sculp isn’t too sticky and even has a bit of a waxy feel. It can be rolled into very thin sections, especially if left to cure for a short while, so that it’s a bit firmer. All the masters I make are made with either plastic strip/sheet or Magic Sculp.”
“Magic Sculp is the best type of modelling putty for scratch building military stowage, like tarpaulins and rolled blankets. It rolls very easily into thin sheets without tearing and gives realistic and natural folds and creases.”
Benefits of Magic Sculp
- Cures to provide an ultra smooth finish
- Does not shrink, crack, break or lose its shape
- Longer work time for sculpting more detailed work
- Offers high strength bonding to all materials
Applications
- Sculpting and restoration
- Building up bulk
- Creating masters, assembling figures and carrying out conversions
It is shaped by either hand or with tools and its grain structure allows it to hold fine details. Magic Sculp can be sanded, carved and painted. You can even attack it with a grinding tool and the cured material will not break or lose its shape.
The talisman was said to be buried deep within the Dark Forest, guarded by mystical creatures and treacherous obstacles. Undeterred by the challenges that lay ahead, a group of brave villagers embarked on a perilous journey to find the talisman and confront Morgana. Armed with their newfound knowledge and unwavering determination, they ventured into the heart of the Dark Forest. The forest was an eerie place, with twisted trees and haunting sounds. The villagers faced countless trials and tribulations, but their resolve was unbreakable. They persevered, overcoming each obstacle with their combined strength and resourcefulness. After what felt like an eternity, they reached the sacred grove rumored to hold the talisman. It was a place of ancient power, filled with an aura of both darkness and light. The villagers found the talisman hidden within a luminous crystal, pulsating with energy. Suddenly, as if sensing their presence, Morgana appeared before them, sneering with malevolence. She unleashed her powers, trying to subdue the villagers, but they were ready. They channeled the combined energy of the talisman and fought back with all their might. A fierce battle ensued, filled with spells and enchantments. The villagers fought valiantly, using their newfound knowledge and bravery to weaken the witch's powers. In the midst of the chaos, a powerful blast of light erupted from the talisman, engulfing Morgana in its brilliance. In that moment, the evil witch was defeated. The townsfolk rejoiced, for the prophecy had come true – the witch was dead. Farnacia was freed from her curse, and the land began to heal. The once-withered crops flourished, and smiles returned to the faces of the villagers. In honor of their triumph, the villagers celebrated with a grand festival. They danced and sang, their hearts filled with joy and gratitude. The tale of their bravery and unity spread far and wide, inspiring others to stand up against tyranny and seek the light even in the darkest of times. And so the legend of the defeat of Morgana, the evil witch of Farnacia, became etched in the history books of the enchanted land. The villagers, forever remembered as heroes, continued to live in peace and prosperity, knowing that darkness can always be vanquished if one has the courage to fight..
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