Hinodewashi Oyumaru monochromatic OO-250C clear 12 pieces (Pack of 6 x 2 pcs set) (japan import)

So I love this stuff for making copies of stuff for customs. You just throw it in pot of hot water for 3 min then you press the desired object you want to make copy of let set for 10-15 minutes to capture all the details. Then you put green stuff or other two part epoxy to make your copies. You will need to have patience with bigger stuff so it can fully cure as it may warp the copy if you pull it out of the mold to soon. It can work for 1/7 head sculpt molds it just needs extra time and patience.

If you're trying to buy Oyumaru this is the stuff. Plastic molds that works slightly worse than molding putty but is kind of cheaper. Depending on how you use it you can save a lot of money buying this. If you're new to molding and casing start off with molding putty and come back to this product later. You won't get a shiny finish on anything no matter what you do, if that bothers you 2 part silicone is a better option for getting shiny results. Oyumaru is cheap and gets the job done, it's not perfect, but for the price you're paying it works amazingly.

Interesting product. Good for quick, small, one-part molds. Not so great for larger or multi-part molds, but will work. The best part is that it's reusable. Screw it up, melt it down, and try again. Nothing is wasted. Also purports to be safe for casting edible objects, but I recommend researching this carefully before trying. All information on the package is in Japanese, and no translation is included. Overall: Fun and somewhat useful. It's probably worth the money, just to see what you can do with it.

Works exactly like described. People complain about the size, but you can tell the size just looking at the pictures. I find that the quality of this product is slightly lower than the blue stuff sticks that you get from greenstuffworld. I find that the amount of heat you need to make these as malleable as the blue stuff sticks needs to be higher. These are fantastic for the price. And if you’ve ever ordered from green stuff you know it takes about two months to get your items. So Amazon is much quicker.

Worked out like I wanted. I've been using them to replicate small model kit parts and figures. The pieces look small but can go a long way if you're using them for small things. I bought a couple and have only been using one of the small boxes. It isn't very hot once you've taken it out of the water and is easy to form. Unfortunately you have a very limited time before it begins to solidify but I got used to it after several failed experiments.

I noticed someone said in a review that this "clay" isn't any good. Well, I gambled and bought quite a few and am very happy with the purchase. I can use it to make small molds, clear objects to put into my poly clay artwork *after the clay is baked because it will melt* and I can use it to repair things like the missing rubber foot for my pasta machine. Love it!If I had to say something to the company regarding improvement, it would be an English translation for the packaging and directions. I only knew what to do with the stuff, thinking it was actually clay-like instead of a moldable rubberish plasticy type stuff, because of NerdEcrafter on YouTube. Bless her heart!.

Item was exactly what we needed.

Not nearly as good as Blu Stuff. I had heard it was great and just as good as the Blu Stuff. I thought I'd save some money and go with it. Definitely get what you pay for. Works great on first heating. Any further treatments with hot water do not give results that the first one does. This is a big let down for me.