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Saker falcon/Falco cherrug; polymer clay, acrylic paint, 4" tall.I am absurdly proud of this.
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Quite lovely!
I haven't tried polymer clay before, how does it feel compared to normal clay?
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Does one of you clay experts know a more modern form of clay that is probably more expensive but way easier to mold?
I spent quite a lot of money on FIMO but it is getting hard now and I could throw away tons of clay.
The goal is to make scale 1:3 detailed items and I'm not a real expert in sculpting.
Thnx
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Nice work 
Congratulations!
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wow it's looks like a real FALC !!!Β Β
-Stay Awesome-
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how could you not be proud?! this is AMAZING!
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The detailing on the feathers made me quietly weep.
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You SHOULD be absurdly proud. Fantastic work!
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Holy god!.... that is soooo realistic! 
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Oooh, that is AWESOME!
The details in the wings help make it look very lively, along with the slightly tilted head.
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absurdly proud my ass
you have every right to be proud this is most impressive
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As you should be! This is very nicely done!
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Waaaah the feathers!
You have reason to be proud of that, it's beautiful.
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...*want* It's AMAZING. I wish I could sculpt like that...
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wow! this is amazing! just out of curiosity, do you take sculpture commissions?
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Thanks! I'm not taking commissions at the moment, but I will be soon. Probably in a month or two.
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They're glass beads.
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Did you bake them with the polymer clay? Or put them in after?
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They're baked in.
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you should be absurdly proud!!
This is AMAZING!
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Oh wow that is really, really absolutely fantastic!
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Wow! I might try this for myself...where can i get polymer clay?
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You can find it in any arts and crafts store; it comes in little blocks of different colors, or larger packages in neutral tones. There are a couple different brands (sculpey, fimo, etc.), but they're all pretty similar to one another.
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Oh...thanks! That's really helpful, and another question: Does it have to air dry, or can it be kilned?
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It can be baked in an ordinary household oven. The package will say to bake it at 275 degrees Fahrenheit, but I'd recommend somewhere between 200 and 240. Any hotter and it tends to burn.
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Okay, well thankyou for all the infromation
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No problem
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