Ep. 56 | BeesPutty QuadrupleFirm REVIEW - Traditional Miniature Tools

[@trkll666]

I do agree with all you are saying about BeesPutty. I am very happy with the tripple firm, because I sculpt a bit bigger figures(about 15 cm height) and for that use it has "little enough" core movement IMO. I find that the softer varienties(double firm/firm) have a litttle bit more flexibility, and are great for making capes and other parts that uses sheets of clay. Great video about a great material. 👍

[@TomMasonSculptor]

Thanks for sharing your experience with the BeesPutty clay.

[@nekrataali]

That's really neat about the skin you can just add the alcohol! Are you doing another tutorial with the mini we see here?

[@TomMasonSculptor]

Yes I am. I’ll show more of the sculpt in an upcoming review of the sculpting tools BeesPutty makes.

[@richterbelmont7559]

🇧🇷 The master is back

[@praetorh]

Hi Tom, when can we expect the 2nd part of the review? Really looking forward to it!

[@TomMasonSculptor]

I'm actually working on it now. Hope to have it up sometime next week.

[@mkuhnactual]

The more I see about BeesPutty the more it seems ideal for miniature sculpting. The increased price compared to other polymer clays and the need to order it from Europe is a bit unfortunate though. The low cost of other clays and ability to just run out to a crafting store to grab some is nice. That said I'm really a beginner sculptor and have only really used epoxies but have desired to try polymer for a while. I have quite a bit of other polymer clays I've collected over the years either buying myself or gifts from family members who knew I messed with sculpting a bit. So I've got a collection of Fimo, Super sculpey (firm and regular), Sargent Art, and a mystery bundle from china. Not sure if I should just experiment with what I have or order some BeesPutty and jump in with that. I really do have a lot of polymer clay on hand so it feels kind of wasteful not to use it.

[@TomMasonSculptor]

I'd experiment with what you have. If you don't like sculpting with polymer clay then you probably won't like beesputty either. While it is a bit harder to get as it comes from Europe, there's a silver lining about the cost. We're sculpting miniatures. One block let's you sculpt several. When you think of it that way, the cost of materials is pretty inconsequential.

[@Bunyip_Studios]

Quadruple Firm is also my go to polymer clay, my last sculpt was a 1:6th portrait of Cara Delevigne and I really loved the results I got with the 4XF

[@TomMasonSculptor]

That’s great to hear. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@bboybreathless]

good shit

[@studioworx]

Thank you :-)

[@TomMasonSculptor]

My pleasure!

[@dainnerriveros590]

🇨🇴 te ve!

[@ThisOLmaan]

Thank you for the tip, know what you mean how polymer clay is not too friendly to Armature metals, unfortunately, I don't have BeeSPuddty and saw it's a European Site don't know if they Ship the U.S.A. CA?

[@TomMasonSculptor]

They definitely ship to the US and CA. If you have questions, just email Stefan on the site.

[@ThisOLmaan]

@@TomMasonSculptor AlRigh Ty Mr. i asked cuz didnt read or see nothing on shipping far as I cantell there was no mention, just saw the euorpean dollar mark so thought☺

[@richestmanintatooine7131]

What is that tool you are using called. Sorry for asking this 1000th time

[@TomMasonSculptor]

The tool I'm using is in this video is actually an official BeesPutty sculpting tool. He makes a wide variety of tools and the two sides are interchangeable so you can create the idea tool for your workflow.