Stone clay robot universe

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Build the coolest robots with springs, antennae and other fun details. Shape the parts out of stone clay, Silk Clay® and Foam Clay® and then decorate with pipe cleaners and beads – only the imagination sets the limits. All modelling compounds are self-hardening, so the robots are ready to play with after a short drying time.

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How to do it
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1   Make this adorable robot on a spring.
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2   Cover the polystyrene ball with stone clay.
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3   Roll the ball until smooth.
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4   Remove the paper from the self-adhesive spring.
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5   Attach the clay ball to it. Roll a piece of Silk Clay® and use it to cover the space between the ball and the spring.
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6   Cut the pipe cleaner to make two arms and two antennae.
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7   Shape two hands out of silver Foam Clay® and attach them to the arms.
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8   Add a bead to each antenna.
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9   Mould the head out of stone clay and insert the antennae. Roll two balls out of Silk Clay® and press the eyes firmly into them.
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10   Attach the head with a piece of Silk Clay® and insert the arms into the body.
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11   Attach a bead to the body with sticky base.
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12   Decorate the body with a small button made of Silk Clay®.
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13   Draw on/off buttons with the marker.
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14   Make this robot with a pouty mouth and antenna.
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15   Cover the polystyrene ball with stone clay.
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16   Roll the ball until smooth.
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17   Cover the long polystyrene piece with Silk Clay®.
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18   Roll four small balls out of Silk Clay® for the legs.
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19   Roll a ball out of Foam Clay® and a piece for the neck out of stone clay. Attach it to the body.
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20   Remove the paper from the back of the self-adhesive googly eyes.
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21   Cut a piece of pipe cleaner and add a bead. Attach the pipe cleaner to the head with a piece of foam clay.
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22   Roll two balls out of Foam Clay® and attach the eyes to them. Make the mouth by rolling a small piece of Foam Clay® and attaching a bead to it.
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23   Put a little sticky base on top of the neck.
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24   Attach the head to the neck.
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25   Decorate the robot with a small Foam Clay® button and draw small buttons with a marker.
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26   Make a round robot with a metal hat.
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27   Make the head by rolling a ball out of stone clay. Roll a piece of Silk Clay® into a circle and place the head on top.
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28   Roll another piece of Silk Clay®, attach it to the head and press the metal cap into it to secure it.
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29   Cut a pipe cleaner into three parts – two for the arms and one for the antenna.
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30   Add a bead to each arm and bend the end to keep the bead from falling off.
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31   Attach a bead to the antenna with sticky base.
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32   Insert the arms into the body. Attach the antenna and eyes with a piece of Foam Clay® and decorate with a marker.
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33   Make a ball robot with wheels.
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34   Cover the polystyrene ball with stone clay. Press the ball into the clay to create a flat bottom.
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35   Make a ribbon out of Silk Clay® and wrap it around the ball.
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36   Make two wheels out of Silk Clay® and shape a ball out of Foam Clay® to add as rims.
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37   Place a piece of Foam Clay® on the end of the spring antenna.
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38   Attach the antenna to the robot with a piece of Silk Clay® and then attach the self-adhesive eyes.
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39   Make a dome robot with wheels.
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40   Roll out a piece of stone clay and cut out a round shape with the dome.
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41   Decorate with buttons made of Silk Clay® and draw details with a marker.
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42   Attach beads with sticky base.
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43   Roll a piece of Silk Clay® and place it along the edge of the circle.
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44   Press the dome into the piece of Silk Clay®.
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45   Cut away excess stone clay with the tool.
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46   Put a small piece of Silk Clay® on the back of the eyes. Attach the eyes to the dome with a little sticky base.
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47   Make wheels out of Foam Clay® and add beads to them. Attach the wheels to the dome with a little sticky base.
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48   Cut two pieces of pipe cleaner to make antennae. Put a piece of Foam Clay® on the ends and add a bead.
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49   Attach the antennae to the top of the robot's head with a piece of Foam Clay®.
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50   Inspiration for other fun figures.
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51   Inspiration for other fun figures.
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52   Inspiration for other fun figures.
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53   Inspiration for other fun figures.
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54   Make this mini computer out of stone clay, for example. The screen is made of Silk Clay® and the keyboard consists of beads, small Foam Clay® balls and buttons made with marker.
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55   This robot mobile phone can also be made out of Silk Clay®. The screen is made of Foam Clay® and the antenna out of a pipe cleaner and small Silk Clay® ball. A large bead button can be attached with sticky base and buttons drawn on with a marker.
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56   Inspiration for another dome robot.
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57   Inspiration for a robot made out of stone clay and decorated with beads and a marker.
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58   Inspiration for the robot’s radio transmitter made out of stone clay and Foam Clay® with beads, pipe cleaners and marker details. Use your imagination to create your own fun robot figures.
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Build the coolest robots with springs, antennae and other fun details. Shape the parts out of stone clay, Silk Clay® and Foam Clay® and then decorate with pipe cleaners and beads – only the imagination sets the limits. All modelling compounds are self-hardening, so the robots are ready to play with after a short drying time.

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SKUv17048
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