[Guide] Materials I Use for Sculpting

I'm often asked what materials I use for my sculptures, so I decided to put together a short guide! For a tutorial on one of my sculptures, please refer to my [Walkthrough]  "Steinir" Dragon Sculpture, which includes a FAQ, or any of the walkthroughs below:

  

Walkthroughs:

- "Steinir - Dragon Sculpture"
- “Butterscotch” – World of Warcraft Fan Art Yak Soft Sculpture
- World’s First Butterfly Cosplay: Monarch Brightwing

• Part 1: Sculpting Monarch Brightwing
• Part 2: Painting Monarch Brighting
• Part 3: Bringing Monarch Brightwing to Life

- "Sashah's Song" Werewolf Enchantress Sculpture (WIP)

  

Materials:
 

Polymer Clays:

• Super Sculpey Firm
• Super Sculpey Medium Blend
• Super Sculpey
• Sculpey III
• Smooth with 70% rubbing alcohol (mildest), 91% rubbing alcohol, and/or turpenoid (strongest)
   

Two-Part Epoxies:

• Aves FIXIT Sculpt
• Aves Apoxie Sculpt
• Aves Apoxie Clay
• Smooth with water
   

Non-Curing Clays:

• Monster Clay
• Smooth with Isopropyl Myristate
   

• Chavant NSP Medium
• Chavant NSP Hard
• Smooth with a butane lamp, water, or turpenoid
   

Sculpting Tools:

• Kens Tools
• AMCreatures
• Sculpting Tools from Art Supply Warehouse
• Dental Tools
   

Armature Wire:

• Armature Wire from Art Supply Warehouse
   

Eyes:

• Stainless Steel Ball Bearings (Purchased through eBay)
• VanDyke's Taxidermy
• Tohickon Glass Eyes
• Glass Beads
• Gemstone Beads
   

Paint:

• Cel Vinyl Paint
• Bottled Acrylic Paint
   

Misc.

• Aluminum Mesh
• Aluminum Foil
• Wooden Base
• Needle-nosed Pliers and Various Tools
• Two-part Plumber's Epoxy Putty
• Hot Glue Gun and Glue
• Tape Measure
• Turntable
• Sculpey Clay Softener
• Clay Thermometer
• Various Paint Brushes
• Various Glass Bottles
• Various Tupperware Containers
• Oil-Based Wood Stains
• Bottled and Spray Varnishes

Please let me know if there's anything I've missed so that I can add it to my guide!