Now accessible in North America, Worbla’s Deco Art offers moldable plastic pellets under the Worbla brand. Heat these white pellets to 65°C (150°F) using a heat gun, oven, or hot water. Once heated, they turn clear and become a plastic putty with low thermal transfer. You can easily shape it by hand, press it into molds, or use tools to sculpt amazing details. It's perfect for sculpting skulls, filling gaps in Worbla armor, making multiple replicas without resin casting, quickly adding dimension, and adding counterweight to sword pommels. While warm, Deco Art remains fluid. So, you need to either cool it rapidly in cool water or keep it in a mold until it turns opaque white again. Otherwise, gravity can distort your sculpture. Like all Worbla products, Deco Art can be reheated infinitely and scraps can be reused, making it beginner - friendly for sculpting teeth or horns. Its surface is smoother than other Worbla products, ideal for detailed work where priming is time - consuming or difficult due to space constraints. You can paint it with acrylics or spray paint, and the pellets can be pre - dyed with polyester dyes like iDye Poly.

Using Worbla's Deco Art is easy. First, heat the white pellets to 65°C (150°F) with a heat gun, oven, or hot water. Once they turn clear, you can start shaping them by hand or with tools. You can also press them into molds. For best results, if you want to keep a specific shape, either cool the piece quickly in cool water or keep it in the mold until it turns opaque white. Gravity can make your sculpture lose its shape if you don't do this. Don't worry about making mistakes, because you can reheat the Deco Art as many times as you want and reuse the scraps. When it comes to painting, you can use acrylics or spray paint. You can also dye the pellets in advance with polyester dyes. Maintenance is simple. Just store the unused pellets in a cool, dry place to keep them in good condition.