Sweet ^.=.^

I should try wearing clothes sometime

Could be fun to try^^
Personally, I find my Luna never more beautiful than when she's wearing a long white dress ;)

She looks rather pretty if I do say so myself ^.=.^ nice job

Is the material called "Pluffy?" It's a form of Polyform clay that bakes up the consistency of Styrofoam, or that "Model Magic" air dry paper mache' clay put out by Crayola. I have not been able to find it here in Northern California... Yet.

It's called 'Fimo', which at first has a rather hard consistency and is therefore difficult to mold but gets softer through body temperature up to the point where it gets almost sticky (which makes it even more difficult to form small details and is also the reason why I have produced only very few figurines with it yet...)

Fimo is good stuff, in fact I like it better for some applications over Super Sculpy, or Sculpy 3. My sculptress friend April Shelby introduced me to the stuff, and showed me some rather fragile looking marionettes made with Fimo that were very sturdy. I like using Fimo for delicate things like fingers, hands, horns and fiddly sharp bits. Like Sculpy, or even some epoxy putties, there's the advantage that if something breaks off, as long as it's not painted, one can simply stick new Polyform clay in place and re-create the broken part right on the model. Zap it with a heat gun, then the item is as good as new.