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Suggested
Uses & Tips
Many Sculpting Uses, including:
• No ovens, kilns or fumes! Create, modify, or repair figures and models, special decor, and original sculptures. Use with kits and models; build detail; fill molds; cover armatures. Vulcanize Apoxie® Sculpt and FIXIT®! Add color, strength, and waterproof durability to your projects!
• Used to customize the statues in the "Snoopy on Parade" and the "Charlie Brown Around Town" exhibits in St. Paul, Minnesota. Also used in the "Chicago Cows" exhibit, as well as lot’s of large scale museum, theme park, and casino sculpting and dioramas, including Disney World and Chicago’s Field Museum.
• Two part clays adhere to wood, ceramic, metal, stone, glass, cement, foam, fiberglass and many plastics. Can be sanded, lathed, tapped, and otherwise tooled. Strong, durable and waterproof, for indoor and outdoor projects. 0% shrinkage. Generous 1 to 3 hour working time. Available in colors and metals.
• One part, waterbased modeling clays offer ease of use and economy. Great for detail with fine texture and low shrinkage rate (02%), they dry to a hard finish. They are lightweight, extra strong clays. They are nontoxic, noncracking and nonhazardous. Air drying and curing time of 26 days depending on project size. They accept all paints and are great for intricate work. Available in colors.
• Maches are formable or useable for many classic and new purposes. Set times from 30 minutes to 2 hours. Multipurpose, nonasbestos and nontoxic maches are lightweight, strong and very versatile.
• Rebuild and fabricate parts.
• Create dioramas and other realistic scenery with clay and maché products.
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Sculpting, Modeling & Special Effects
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AVES Products Suggested for Your User Group
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Customer Projects & Testimonials
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“More recently I discovered Aves line of sculpting products and can't truly express how integral these products have become to my sculpting arsenal.”
Mike Falcigno . . . more . . .
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All the fine detail is sculpted from the most versatile, unshrinkable, stable compound I have ever discovered . . .more
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 Martin Canale, artist/sculptor with the Gore Group in Argentina, has produced some spectacular original and reproduction work using Apoxie® Sculpt, including this original “T666” figure . . . more
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If you can imagine it, you
can do it with
Apoxie® Sculpt
. . . more
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“Create with Apoxie®, cast in bronze . . .” more
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Gourds Gone Wild!
Lois Dean creates these fanciful dragons with gourds and Apoxie Sculpt!
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Sherry Goshen knows how to embellish and otherwise work with gourds to come up with some fantastic art! . . . more
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Full size chairs for full size people, customized by Lisa Krause with Aves products. Incredible!! . . . more
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Use FIXIT® instead of hot lead for stained glass art and more . . . more
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Peanuts characters almost come to life in the city of St. Paul, Minnesota, each summer. The city is the birthplace of Charles Schulz, the creator of Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, and friends . . . more
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These Mermaid and Dragon sculptures were created with Apoxie® Sculpt by artist George Mahana of Creature Creature . . . more
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“Why did I choose the Apoxie? Well, it has everything you need to make this kind of sculpt . . .” . . . more
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Hi and thanks for a great product!!!
I wanted to tell you that I have for the first time created something completely from Apoxie Sculpt. I've had the product for years but have been afraid to try it. I've been using polymer clay for over 20 years, and the Apoxie Sculpt felt so different that I would only use it for little things and armatures . . . more
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 “I got a feel for your products right away ... and was very impressed with what I was able to do.” (Alan Rogerson)
To see how Alan created Spike, the trash can dog, and much more incredible work, including his own Apoxie customized bathroom, click here .
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We know that using Apoxie products is easy, even the first time . . . but check this out from Stéphane Boucher!
“I wrote to you to get some information on your Apoxie Clay. Since then I've bought some and I absolutely love it.
I thought I could show you the first sculpture I’ve done with it...” . . . more
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 This incredible painting-like sculpture is a “bas relief”, and is one of the first efforts by Judith Campbell using Apoxie Sculpt! (Yes, it is that easy to use.)
For more pictures of her bas relief work and her other custom work, and her e-mails to us, click here.
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Art Student’s Delightful and “Delicious” Discovery . . .
 I discovered your product during my second semester of sculpture class . . . You cannot believe how rewarding it has been to use your product. While in class I tried to challenge myself with the Apoxie and I realized the possibilities in your product. I made a birthday cake with creamy frosting and flowers and candles that people said they have wanted to eat. . . more
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Judi Light of Light Fantasies used FIXIT for customizing
 Customizing almost anything is made easier with Aves products. Here, FIXIT® was used to customize this walking cane. More . . .
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Bowstick Archery, customizing “elfin bows”
with Apoxie Sculpt
Check this out! Bowstick Archery, which has exclusive North American licensing rights from New Line Cinema to produce “The Bow of Legolas”, also produces other “elfin” bows which are customized with Apoxie Sculpt . . . More . . .
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This response is part of an user group e-discussion that was passed along to us.
Sent: Monday, November 22, 1999 9:47 PM
Subject: Re: Figures: Has anyone tried Apoxie sculpt?
I totally Agree. We have been using Apoxie sculpt for many years here at Disney and I have been using it on model kits for a long LONG time. I love the consistency and the long working time. Plus it's VERY strong, has a great bond, smooths effortlessly and for such strength has great sanding and drilling capability. It's no where near as messy as Milliputt and has a softer texture then magic sculpt, which I rather like. A MAJOR plus for me is the relative cost between it and it's competitors. In other words you get more for the money. It has a very good shelf life, can be tinted with acrylic paint (don't use too much paint or you'll get a rather gooey mess a couple drops will suffice), it's great for sculpting when left to sit for awhile and holds detail very well. I highly recommend it! Best epoxy putty on the market IMHO and I have tons of different brands that I have "tested".
Tony
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