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Diogenes, the man in the cauldron, from Getting Over It! I may keep this figure in case I ever get all the game's achievements (Requiring me to beat the game 50 times!). To change the cauldron to gold given it is fully golden afterwards.

To be honest, this plus future intended clay models are "Accidental". The situation was, I made a mistake and got oil-based modeling clay besides the polymer clay I was going to pick up. But I'll try working around this and attempting to reuse the clay later on. I mean, the models are sturdy since they have wire and foil structuring inside them. This is also good since this is training for when I actually use polymer clay for harder (In difficulty and firm!) models.

I still have plenty of clay leftover, so expect more of these should I come up with ideas using specific colors of remaining clay!

Description
Diogenes, the man in the cauldron, from Getting Over It! I may keep this figure in case I ever get all the game's achievements (Requiring me to beat the game 50 times!). To change the cauldron to gold given it is fully golden afterwards.

To be honest, this plus future intended clay models are "Accidental". The situation was, I made a mistake and got oil-based modeling clay besides the polymer clay I was going to pick up. But I'll try working around this and attempting to reuse the clay later on. I mean, the models are sturdy since they have wire and foil structuring inside them. This is also good since this is training for when I actually use polymer clay for harder (In difficulty and firm!) models.

I still have plenty of clay leftover, so expect more of these should I come up with ideas using specific colors of remaining clay!