Crayola Model Magic Modeling Compound

Designed for easy manipulation Soft pliable and lightweight modeling compound won't flake or crumble. Plus it won't stick to skin clothing or carpet. Air dries permanently in 24 hours without kiln firing or baking. Dried pieces may be painted with tempera watercolor acrylic or glossy enamel. Assorted colors can be blended by mixing colors thoroughly. Partial mixing creates marble effects. Great for teaching color theory and for creating 3D projects with no mess. Conforms to ASTM D-4236.

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Sold as 1 EA. Air-drying modeling compound is soft, clean and can be colored with paint or markers. Ideal for a wide range of hands-on learning

Crayola 574400 Model Magic Modeling Compound, 8 oz each packet, White, 2 lbs.

The ultimate modeling material for a wide range of hands-on learning projects and sculpting activities. New colors can be blended by mixing colors thoroughly or stop mixing part way to create marbled effects. Great for teaching color theory and for creating colorful 3-Dimensional projects. Air dries to a smooth resilient finish. Contains 4 freshness pouches one 8 oz. pouch each of Earthtone Bisque Terra Cotta and White.

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