Crayola Model Magic - Neon (2lbs), Modeling Clay Alternative, Model Magic Bulk Clay for Kids, Craft Supplies for Classrooms, 3+

We love this stuff. It's great for modelling and my daughters (aged five and six) use it for making beads for their own jewellery. It doesn't dry as quickly as they say, and you probably want to leave a finished piece for a few days rather than overnight. Also when it does dry, the material remains quite spongy rather than hard. Finally, one of the reasons we like this product is that of you combine more than one colour they tend to remain distinct, which means you can create swirls and other effects. On the other hand, the colours don't blend as they do with other products. We see this as an upside, but it depends what you want it for. In terms of this pack specifically, it is huge and you get a lot of product for the money. My only concern (as yet untested) is that the packs of product will dry out before we get to use them all. Personally, I would prefer to get several small packs of each colour rather than one big pack. As I say, it may be that the box is sufficiently air-tight to protect the product and I guess only time will tell.

Feels like a quality product compared to other cheaper modelling clays i’ve used with my little ones in the past. Very easy to use, manipulate and make different colours by mixing the primary colour clays. The only issue is that models take a long time to dry (at least 4 days) and when they do dry models become very brittle and very easily broken and crumbled which was upsetting for little ones to not have a good end product. They loved making them but if you don’t get a good end product it’s essentially very expensive playdoh.

bought this for my autistic daughter so we could make crunchy slime great value for money as there’s lots my daughter loved it so big thumbs up

Product arrived as stated. Bought for grandson who loved it.Clay soft and malleable. Would definitely buy again. Was able to blend colours to make other colours.

Bought for grandson's 7th birthday - once he had got over the fact that it wasn't LEGO, he loved it.