[Anyway, it's a light material. ]
――The big feature is that it is light. The feature is that the weight of the material itself is overwhelmingly lighter than the plaster and resin clay that are often used in conventional scene production.
――The big merit is that the finish is lightweight even if you create a structure or field for large-scale scene production.
――You can expand your production ideas without worrying about storage or movement after completion.
[Fixed on cardboard]
――The amount of water is small and it does not get in your hands, and the base material is not only plastic and wood, but also paper materials such as cardboard, and after it dries, it firmly bites into the base.
――For example, it is easy to process a cardboard base to make a structure such as a hut.
――If you stretch out the diorama clay on it and attach it, you can easily finish the scene with a hut.
――You can easily make a base with thick paper or cardboard even if the structure is a little complicated.
[Since it dries slowly, surface processing is safe]
――It will be dried naturally in 2 to 3 days, and if it is thin, it will be dried in less than 1 day.
――Since it is not quick-drying, you can slowly work on the details.
――Moderate stickiness is easy to work after applying to the base.
--Various details can be applied using the tips of spatula and bamboo skewers.
――For example, it is attractive to be able to work finely before it dries, such as brick patterns, stone wall patterns, and cobblestone road surface expressions.
[Free painting from above]
――There is no problem with painting from above after drying. Not only paint for plastic model kits, but also paints can be used.
――You can't miss the light gray color that makes you happy with the paint finish.
—— Also, if you use woodworking adhesive, you can attach the finished material to wood or cardboard.
――It is a diorama clay that can be used freely with free ideas.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )