"Real" 3D-modeling

[Michael222]

Hi
i don't know if it's the right forum . But i'll give it a try :)
My brother an me want to create a part for the vehicle body of his motorbike. And now I'm searching for a material which is easy to work on . We first want to creat a "positiv". And then press this into "gibs" to get an "negativ".
Which material would be compatible for the positiv ? Some sort of stone ? It would be very nice if you could help me.
Greeting Michael

[Chris-3DT]

SuperSculpy

[Michael222]

Hi,
thanks for your reply. It would be nice if you could give me some more information about SuperSculpy? Do you know where I can buy it and how much it is?

Greetings, Michael

Edit: I also live in germany.

[Chris-3DT]

In that case supersclupy is hard to come by, I haven't seen it in germany yet.
but my girlfriend gave me some stuff for present that i'm going totry out right now: DAS Knetmasse.
it's airdrying (doesn't have to be burnt in an oven).

the easiest way is to ask in your local store for artists (Künstlerbedarf).

[novoAlias]

'green stuff' but its only good for small things

www.warhammer.com are collectables but if u can find ur way into the artists place it tells u how they model, and wot materials + were u can get the ones they use, dont know if this is useful but i hope it helps :)