Posted by Steve | Posted in Modeling Materials and Techniques | Posted on 06-05-2010
Tags: crayola modeling clay projects
How do I make modeling clay sink?
I’m doing a project and only have Crayola Model Magic. I need it to sink so that I can have it go in water without floating up into the diorama. How can I do this?
Well, it sort of depends, but if you are going to leave it under water the whole time, I would suggest putting a small weight into your model magic and then covering it around with the model magic.
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