Speaking of Glow In The dark toys....

[HardyGirl]

I just recently bought some GITD Sculpey to use for fireflies for my doll camp. But I didn't use much, and now I have leftover Sculpey. I was thinking about buying old playdoh molds, (like Star Wars Chewbacca) and using him as the Wolfman. How I wish I could I could find molds of the Universal Monster heads, (like the Post cereal prizes) and make those!

Do you think this is a good idea? What would you do w/ leftover GITD Sculpey?

[Hedji]

I think that's a FANTASTIC idea! I've been considering buying the old SW Pla-doh molds myself, so I'd love to see the results you'd get. Then, of course there are all those old thingmaker molds for creepy crawlies and such.

[MRP]

You could always get the Play Doh Dr. Drill and Fill featured on the Plaid Stallions sight the other day and give him glow int he dark teeth-maybe then custom him to look like Dr. Teeth from the Muppets

I love the idea of glow in the dark clay (sculpey) , so many possibilities. I think what you had planned would look really sharp!

-M

[PNGwynne]

Creepy Crawlers/Thingmaker molds

[mazinz]

Don;t forget about playdohs count creepy head and friends which did come with molds for Frankenstein, Dracula, wolf man and the mummy

http://megomuseum.com/community/showthread.php?5041-Play-Doh-Monsters-Need-Haircuts

[patches]

Look and see if you can find some of those silicone Ice Cube/Candy trays they make these days. I know Lego offers a Minifig one. Plus there are tons of Star Wars ones. There might even be a Universal Monsters set. You would just have to be careful not to distort the tray when you pust the sculpy in. Also don't wait too long sculpy does have a limited shelf life.