558 Form Fitting.
After Christmas Wal-Mart clearanced some of this stuff called Zubber. It’s basically rubber that isn’t cured. You mix in an activator and it becomes rubber. I like that kind of thing so I decided to try it. It’s really oily. I hate touching oily things, but I manned up and coped.
Remember when I was talking about that Monster Lab toy? That line had a substance called Living Ice that came with molds of monsters you could make with it. It melted over time so they wouldn’t say, but I always wanted them to. I dug out the two molds I could find and made monsters with the Zubber. If 12 year old me was around to see these little things he would be pleased. It’s exactly the kind of thing he would have liked to play with.
I can see a lot of uses for this stuff. I used to sculpt, so I know how to make molds and such. Potentially I could make trading figures if I had the inclination. It wouldn’t be that hard. Something to mull over…
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oooh, trading figures would be awesome, and also, I used to love Monster Lab!
I always got into trouble with those kinds of toys. I would try to melt crayons into everything. Really it was only so bad because they were never my toys. My mother was either too smart or too broke to buys such things for us. I would have loved Army Men molds…and lots of crayons.
I feel you on that aversion of mixing oils on the fingers. Any more lipids on them and I just have to wash them back to normal. No I idea why I do this though.
wouldnt be cool if you could use that rubber (and get someone to make custom molds) to make your characters? I would buy one for sure if they came with a comic bundle or even by itself too.
He’s no bad guy. He’s just a sad guy.
In a pathetic sense of the word.
no tombo either. stop dude