24 Colors Modeling Clay, Ifergoo Magic Clay DIY Creative Modelling Dough Modelling Clay Tools

This is very easy to use, and makes super light, foamy objects. It's strangely slimey at first, and you expect to get all messy, but there's no residue.It takes impressions really well (see the leaf imprints), and I was surprised that the colours mixed so well. The box contains bright hues (a lot of pinks and blues), but I was easily able to create more muted tones and marbling.I've included 3 pics of creations I liked, and 1 pic of ones I was not so happy with.For detail, it can be a learning curve, tricky to get things right before the clay dries, and if 2 undried pieces touch, you won't get them apart (unlike polymer clay). iI dries on the outside first while the inside can still be quite soft, so I had to be careful how I held pieces whilst working on them else they squished out of shape. Also, you'll see in the pics that I couldn't blend in some pieces I attached as the outer layers were already dried.You can soften it with just 1 drop of water, and use less than this to join pieces, but some colours do run. The orange cat in the pics bled orange on to the chest when I added water to join them, giving him a bit of a collar.I would also recommend painting small eyes, as the black can be quite dull, and putting in tiny tiny clay dots needs a gentle hand and precision to get it right first time.This would be great for kids, especially as results are instant, but I also recommend for adults with a creative streak. A couple of friends have seen them and wanted to play too.

Great fun, hardest part is leaving them alone to dry as so eager to play with! The next day they are great lightweight not solid, my child can play with them and if it breaks we can wet and put back together. Much better than playdoh if your child is like mine and likes to keep the bits you make to play with, plus bonus it’s not messy at all!

Great variety of colours, pots all had an extra seal so all of the clay was soft and ready to use.We had great fun as a family making our models, I was surprised at how easily the pieces stuck on to each other - didn't have to use toothpicks on the inside to keep it all together.Would buy again.

There are so many colours in this kit - my kids love it! It comes with tools and a user manual which contains some ideas for models, but my children like to go their own way and come up will all kinds of crazy creations. Each colour comes in its own tub which is really handy as it stops the clay from drying out in between uses. The only downside is that there are 24 of the little tubs, so that's a lot of plastic.

I've been really impressed with this set and the kids play with it for hours. It's a decent size set with a really good amount of air dry clay for the money that you can mould into lots of weird and wonderful things.The clay has a slightly unusual texture in that it feels like it should be wet but it really isn't and does seem to stick well to things it actually should do rather that covering the house. Unlike most other things that children enjoy, this actually makes very little mess and is really easy to clean up which makes me like immediately.The only downside is that you'll need to buy more window sills because before you know it, there will be air dry creations everywhere! A good product and one I would definitely recommend

Great range of colours and my children love playing with it.

Good value

The media could not be loaded. Dispute being called ‘air dry clay’ this is quite clearly NOT clay.It’s more like fimo, a strong putty type clay. It’s weirdly slimy, very lightweight, and extremely bouncy!!It’s such a bizarre material.The colours mix incredibly well, however, and from one tub of white I was able to create a few different shard of cream/beige as needed.It drys okay, a larger price did dry wonky, but the thicker bits are fine. Models well enough.Very sticky though, and once it touches another bit of itself there’s no getting it apart.Not what I was after, but does a close enough job.