Polyform Super Sculpey Ultralight 8 oz (227 g), LW2001 , White

I bought this as i wanted the head of the anthropomorphic rabbit I was making to be lighter otherwise it would probably over balance by the time I added the ears etc. (I used regular polymer clay for the feet so the weight was down there). Works very well. It's easy to mould with a bit of kneading and shows tool markings well which stayed during baking. I've yet to paint my rabbit but on a test piece of clay it seemed to take acrylic paint very well and gave a good painting surface without any other priming. Price-wise there isn't much in but if you need something to be a bit lighter. then this is a great product.

I was struggling to sculpt larger projects due to weight of clay, this is really good for building a foundation to build on top of and is much easier as smoother to work with than tinfoil. The only thing I don’t like about this is some parts are sticky and some parts are very dry, this means it sticks to your hands, when storing clay, I would keep this well away from coloured clays etc as the white will stick to other lumps of clay! I have got 3 sculptures of about 30cm in height out of one packet of this clay! (Bare in mind, I only made the base structures.

It's pretty soft so I always mix this in with other clays

Best clay for bulking you can get. Soft and light so not making your creation overly heavy. Can be a bit tricky to work with uf you're on use to it.

So easy to use, strong and lightweight 👍

totally exellent product

If you've tried others you must try this! Absolutely brilliant clay, works like a dream,cures hard yet very easy to sand and Polish. It's beauti full before you put a brush to it.

I’m throwing this clay away. It literally feels like a marshmallow and is hard to work. It can’t be carved with details because it distorts the shape whilst you’re working. If you roll it out and cut pieces from it it sticks to the rolling pin and leaves a weird bumpy texture. It can only really be used as a less effective armature base for models. This would require baking the armature first. Just use wire, baking foil and some masking tape instead. All of the examples I’ve seen seem to use this as a base only. It bakes lightly which is the only positive, but the final piece ultimately feels fragile.