help on sculpting putty and fields
 

Guys,
I am making a couple of teams so I can play people. One is my ND Irish team (3.2 standard figures) and the other is my Oilers team (either 3.6 or 4.0).

What sculpting putty do y'all use? I was looking at Chris Fields' Earl Campbell and was totally blown away. Been meaning to make some new figures for my Oilers team. What is the name of the brand and does anyone have a site where you can buy some for cheap?

I am also wanting to make a board for my Notre Dame and Oilers team, but I want to know what size most people play with. I want a long board, but the most important thing is I want as wide a field as possible (without it being too wide people will not play on it). What dimensions will work for most play and tournaments?

Thanks for any help in advance,
Mark Klingbeil

just search apoxie sculpt You have to order it over the phone the first time , I believe . I am thinking the name of the company is aves or something like that.

jeff,
Perhaps there is a different site, this one is about birds. My figures my be just for the birds (not Bill or one of these great players), but not literally...lol.

Thanks for the quick reply
Mark

Try this...
 

http://www.avesstudio.com/Products/A...ie_sculpt.html

I'm still learning to use it but I find it great to work with for sculpting.

Also, more guys are playing on 2' x 4' boards. Basically it's whatever you want to play on.

Here's the link to the website. http://www.avesstudio.com/Products/A...ie_sculpt.html

personaly I use green stuff putty for my customs. Easy to find on ebay for example ;)

Thanks everyone for your help, I am really excited about putting together some teams and playing. Wanted to go the the Miggle show...but...well that is a long story. Definitely looking forward to going to the MFCA Convention and actually playing this year!

Thanks guys,
Mark

another..
 

MILLIPUT standard grey,is what I use..HOBBYLOBBY. 3 different types they have.

The Apoxie Rocks! Dries sooooo much faster than milliput. I used milliput for 10 years, but thanks to Chris, making figures is much more fun. Got tired of waiting for milliput to dry before I could start sculpting.

Where in Hobby Lobby?
 

RAFIYQ, Where in the store did you find the Milliput? I have looked and not able to find it.