Action Figure Customizers Use This! Aves Apoxie Sculpt Review & Test.

Thanks again Aves for sending this stuff to play with!
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[@JansTaiChi]

Thank you! Watching this with my son to do his first sculpt. Deeply appreciate your guidance and consideration for all levels of audience members.

[@omiNITROUS]

Cheers dude, i do custom dinosaur figures and i have some pretty big ones i wanted to remake entirely (trex to an abelisaur type shit) so i was looking for a good putty that i could reasonably purchase in bulk. Hadn't found a vid related to figure customs until now so thanks. Great work btw

[@Heavenly33Heart]

Thank you so much for making this video!! It's very informative 😊 I have a question regarding sculpting bjds. I'm actually new to the hobby and being more on the plus size I want to modify my bjd toy bodies to resemble mine. And I wanted to know if that were possible to achieve while staying attached using this product? Any support from you or the community would be greatly appreciated 🥰

[@ThisOLmaan]

this one dont look as sticky as the black one, but after all I mainly will use the black apoxie sculpt for making 7mm eyeballs, or use it on wire armatures, cuz I don't like the 10 seconds epoxy it waste even if I'm just using it for making bones for the wire armatures

[@Batdad77]

I like milliput, get it at hobby lobby this stuff is a bit more $$ for my pocket😁

[@ROCCOTHEGREAT]

I've been using this brand so long i know it works for what i need it for. i will look into that also thanks for the tip!

[@Batdad77]

@@ROCCOTHEGREAT milliput has different grades its a cool product to work with.

[@maddestmike5791]

Nice vid, but doesn't Apoxie Sculpt weigh figures down a lot?

[@jackobonniecreations2732]

Is it strong and light? I'm planning to make a lifesize fnaf Jack O lantern.

[@avesclay]

you can use an armature and that will keep it nice and light - its very strong, it doesn't loose weight when cured. 1 pound is one pound.

[@jagelsdorf1385]

I come more from the 28mm miniature world, so do you know maybe how it compares to Green Stuff? Is it more rubbery or more grainy in texture? How well does it take the detail? :O

[@ROCCOTHEGREAT]

the green stuff is flexible this is very hard and stiff. good for action figures that you have to pose for photos. i know people use this for miniatures but i never did it myself. I'm sure its worth a try, let me know if you do it

[@georgemartinez1720]

Do you make your own sculpting tools

[@yazziegaming3090]

So does this stuff wash off hands easily

[@georgemartinez1720]

What Brand of Paint and brushes you

[@23xskeleton66]

Could you use a heater gun

[@ROCCOTHEGREAT]

I've heard people do that and use an oven to bake to speed up process but i have not tried it myself

[@waterlily7075]

do you have to use gloves?

[@ROCCOTHEGREAT]

not every time, but you probably should

[@waterlily7075]

@@ROCCOTHEGREAT is it toxic? or just in terms for cleanup and a smoother job?

[@bryanmarcia4104]

​@@waterlily7075I use it without gloves but it leaves fingerprints on it😂

[@lucianovilarins2574]

Toy makeover?

[@ROCCOTHEGREAT]

always!