Pros: It can be painted, decorated and won't color.
Cons: One time use only. May stain clothes.
I discovered Model Magic as a substitute to children with special needs. When I first saw it I thought it was playdough, then I thought it was clay. Well, it is neither. It is an entity all it’s own. It has its good points and bad.
Pros: Its awesome. Cons: Very hard to find. Smelly winegum smell. Packaging sucks. Sort of Expensive.
How awesome is this stuff? Well this stuff is like play-doh on steroids. You can make just about anything with Crayola Model Magic. Craft yourself a pair of one of a kind earrings, turn a cartoon character you've sketched into a mascot for your desk, ...
Pros: soft, pliable, easy to work with Cons: nearly impossible to store for any length of time
To begin with, I'll admit that I'm probably a bit older than the average Model Magic user; heck, I don't even have kids yet. When I tear open that foil bag, I'm not planning on constructing a horsey or a little car. I've got something else in mind....
Pros: Soft and easy to work with Cons: Can not be stored in original Pkgs.
Crayola Model Magic
I purchased this Model Magic for my grand children at Christmas time, at our Staples store, so when they visit me they will have something to keep them occupied with.
Pros: Squishy fun, intriguingly weird-feeling Cons: Not reusable, not available in glow-in-the-dark metallic colors or with glitter
I am a mature adult. I have mature adult interests, like filing status for taxes and whether I'm eating enough vegetables. I do not spend all my time watching old movies and making little animals out of modeling clay.
Pros: Colorful, smooth and dries overnight Cons: must be used right away
I was first introduced to this clay in a college class called, "Art For the Elementary Age Child" about 4 years ago. In class we were given the assignment to come up with unique art projects that could be done by young children. One of the...
Pros: light spongy material allows child to make projects to keep Cons: foil packets don't store material for future use
I got the Crayola Model Magic for my 3 year old daughter because I had seen it advertised on TV and looked at it in the store and I was curious as to what it was.I actually got this for free on the internet with a gift certificate that one of the toy...
Pros: fun and easy to use, 4 color choices, air-dries, lightweight Cons: cost, dries quickly
Crayola Model Magic resembles modeling clay except that Crayola made it way cooler!
My kids adore it! I mean really and truly love it. They ask for it in their Christmas lists, tease for it at the store and smile excitedly when I take out a...
Pros: soft, spongy modeling clay, enhances creativity, dries hard in 24 hours Cons: all the clay must be used after the package is opened, may stain light colored fabrics
At a preschool teachers conference, I was given several samples Of Crayola Model Magic! I stashed the samples into my bag and decided that I would let the kids test this stuff before I ordered any. Upon returning to my classroom a few days...
Pros: Inexpensive, Imaginative, Fun Cons: Can stain, "melt", may not keep long
My Mom first introduced us to Model Magic, giving my then 2 1/2 yr. old a bag to play with. I couldn't pry it from her hands for days, until it dried up because she wouldn't let me put it in a bag. She's since had much more of it pass through her...
Pros: easy clean up, doesn't crumble, doesn't stick as bad to carpet, furniture, etc. as other materials do Cons: basic colors, only, not packaged in resealable containers, moderately expensive
I, too, received a sample of Crayola Model Magic at my local Hallmark. I didn't really know what it was and basically left it on my kitchen counter. A few days later while my two year old was in the middle of a melt-down and I was looking for a...
Pros: Nice feel, primary colors, encourages imagination, great stress reliever Cons: may stain if hands are wet, packages don't seal shut
Every once in a while I will purchase Crayola's Model Magic for either a school project or just for play. It is by far better than Play-Doh in terms of texture, consistency, and mess factor.
Last week, before I left with my 4 children to fly...
Pros: Light, non-toxic, non-smelly Cons: dries up quickly
We received this as a promotional gift from our local Hallmark store. There were sample packs included with other goodies for some sort of young customer appreciation day or something. Anyway, from the minute we opened the package, my kids and I loved...
Pros: Fun and easy to work with. Cons: Unable to store in original container.
Model Magic is modeling clay for kids. It is easy to work with, comes in a variety of colors, and air dries in a few hours. Kids can really be creative with this clay.
The first thing I noticed about this clay is how "fluffy" it felt. It...
Pros: Doesn't crumble, great spongy texture. Cons: Not the best smell in the world, but you have to get pretty close to it to tell.
Once again, Crayola has proven that it knows how to please kids AND their parents. Model Magic is a great spongy clay that doesn't crumble like other modeling compounds and still holds it's shape. It comes in all the fun, bright colors kids love and...
Model Magic Manufacturer: Binney And Smith Inc.. Model Magic& Create everything from detailed dioramas to fantastic masks. Clean, pliable, non-greasy modeling com...
BIN574401 - Crayola Crayola Model Magic Clay Crayola model magic offers a modeling compound that creates everything from masks to intricate dioramas. Nongreasy formula air dries to a smooth, resi...
Model Magic Manufacturer: Binney And Smith Inc.. Model Magic& Create everything from detailed dioramas to fantastic masks. Clean, pliable, non-greasy modeling com...
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