Lexicon Select Pack of 5 rolls Modroc 8cm x 3M Plaster of Paris Modelling Bandages with Hints & Tips Guide

Very good quality product and good value for money

I bought these to make a base for a Hallowe'en mask. It worked really well and I have a lot left to make more masks if and when I want to. I would recomment these for people to make their own masks or mask bases because it's a very easy to use material and you can use it for a number of things, not just masks! I would also buy again if I need to, but at the moment I have a lot left over so won't need to for a while!

Works well, easy to use, sets nice and strong. This isn't the best stuff I've used but still gets the Job done and works nicely. Get it good and soaked through in warm water, whack it on and spread the plaster around with your finger. Couple layers of that once it's set and you've got a pretty solid model. Sets fairly fast too.

For around £7 and next day delivery i was pretty happy, can't really fault it on my boba fett helmet build. - bought a 6inch roll version from ebay a while back and this works just as well. Yeah you could say the occasional bit isn't "full of plaster" but overall 95% of what I used worked perfectly. It's dried well and has good strength (before watered down glue application) - found the smaller rolls are better than 2 big rolls that I have bought before as plaster does "go off.." (FYI mine said its for the children's classroom and came with an a4 leaflet on how to use / what to build so this pack is great for kids if it's the intended use.

Lots for your money. Bought from model shop before but they would charge lots more. Should be good for model railway. Thin strips.

Compared to other modroc I've used, this is the worst one I've tried. There are a lot of gaps of missing plaster, more than the usual that is expected. And the bandage material was losing long bits of thread. It worked for what I needed it for but some parts had to be thrown due to the poor quality.

This is great if you are modelling a scenic layout for rail layouts or dioramas. So easy to use, I cut the strip hold them in slightly warm water, put them in place. Then jus smooth over with your finger to get a nice smooth surface to paint when dry. I fully recommend this for all those doing scenic modelling. Very relaxing as well.

First time ever usimg modrock and I love it where has it been all my life. I have just made 2 woolly mammoth bones for a topic at school for 5 year olds as a prop and it was so do much quicker and easier than papier-mache, I did make more mess however, it is the first time I have ever used it but it won't be the last!