Toku Ducks

I will give that a try
- Play-Doh is Plasticine, so it's technically a non-drying clay--I wouldn't suggest using it on the ducks.

You could try Sculpey, but you need to bake that clay before application, and sculptors and modellers I know here in Australia complain that it takes tons of trial and error (and a -specific-made oven, not a cooking one!) to get it right with Sculpey, so that might not be an option.

So the only options I can think of are either an air-hardening clay, or Epoxy Putty (Apoxie, Milliput, that sort of thing). If you're experienced with sculpting, go ahead, but I don't know how well they will stick to the Duck's surfaces (or worse, it might even eat at some plastics while drying--but if they're already dry it's not a problem).

I was going to suggest using little bits of apoxie and paperclip wire to sculpt the "Rider Antennae" for some of the ducks (Kabuto duck, specifically. He doesn't feel right without an actual Kabuto Horn on his head).
 
Fimo.

I've only used it once on a My Little Pony to make boots. Aside from it cracking a bit? (I can't remember really, it's been a while) It worked well. But plastic in the oven - watch out for warping.

Of course, you can make accessories separate and use some glue? *shrugs*
 
OH SNAP!!! i'm really digging Duckade and Faiz awesome so far Queen!

Thanks ^_^ So glad you're liking them!

You should do some Shinkenger ducks... I'd be considering some Shinkenger and Gekiranger ducks as those two are my favorite Sentai series. :thumbs:

GekiRanger is one of my favorites soo so yay!! And if you order Skinkenger ducks then I will definitely do them ^_^ Sentai ducks are MUCH easier than Toku Ducks lol

Alternatively, I suppose you could just steal a hat off of some barbie or bratz doll.

Was thinking that too lol

And as much as I would love to have the horns and things on them the rubber for these is such a soft and squishy material that adding the horns would be too much hell. To add those I would have to raise the price and it wouldn't really be worth it for duckies that aren't that big.
 

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