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Reyndrys — My Little Pony Sculpture Tutorial Part 4
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After reading all 4 parts.. wow. A ton of work for such a little sweetie. Something tells me, when I ever try that, it will look like *please kill me* after the first time
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Really nice tutorials! I really want to get into pony sculpturing. (So far all the ones I have attempted have failed 
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You're very welcome! If you have any questions at any point feel free to ask. I'd love to see what you come up with too!
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Wow! Thanks so much for putting in that part about the hair! The mane and tail is usually the part I have the most difficulty with.
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How can I know when its the time to stop baking? The box says do not over bake, but you clearly over bake your pony, and by the looks of it noting happen... love your tutorial!
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I typically bake my pieces for 20-25 minutes at a time. But you can put them in the oven over and over again as long as you let them cool off completely between baking.
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Doesn't baking it so many times ruin the integrity of the clay at all? When I have tried this, I have found cracks that grow with each time I rebake.
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Are you using super sculpey? I've seen regular sculpey do that, but never super sculpey. If you're still having trouble with it, fill the crack with some super glue like loctite, and sand off the excess. Some of my pieces I've baked up to 23 times and I've never had them crack or had existing cracks grow. You can also try baking them at lower temperatures for longer. I usually go for 250 degrees, but you can go down to 175 or so for just 10 minutes longer.. Hope that helps!
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I usually use a mix of super and regular because I find it easier to mold...
I will try using just super then. 
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