I've bought some mod roc, I have never used it before does anyone have any ideas or tips?

Hi Paula

Sounds like fun - I have never used it so let me know how it goes

I found this activity unsure how difficult it is to work with though ?

http://www.teachingideas.co.uk/art/pframes.htm

Angel xxx

We used mod roc at school..we made tall figures from coat hangers-but obviously that activity is suited to older children only really.

We bent the wire coat hangers into shapes of people, and then covered them in mod roc-they looked really good


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We have a huge roll left over from train set base building.

DD made a zebra with newspaper rolled and bent, taped more rolls on for legs etc and covered it, shaping on the way.

Took ages to dry but still has it 5 years on.

Also used it to make a model of a red blood cell (science yr 7 :laughing: ) paper plate with pipe lagging round the edge and covered it all in mod roc. A bit advanced for young mindees but shows you can cover anything :D

We have made all sorts with mod roc - favourite being molds for easter island talking heads (older kiddie thing), and a very large volcano/mountain/waterfall scene for our dinosaurs and dinotrack.

We made a moon base out of it a while ago

http://i33.tinypic.com/fclkr5.jpg

We made an igloo for our arctic landscape. :) Love the moonscape. :thumbsup: