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ROMA Plastilina has been used by fine art sculptors since the 1920s. It traces its roots to the late 19th-century invention of non-hardening "Plastilina" materials in Europe.
A premium oil- and wax-based material containing sulfur, which provides a "buttery" smoothness and prevents oxidation, allowing it to remain permanently pliable.
Two-tone grey green.
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ROMA Plastilina has been used by fine art sculptors since the 1920s. It traces its roots to the late 19th-century invention of non-hardening "Plastilina" materials in Europe.
A premium oil- and wax-based material containing sulfur, which provides a "buttery" smoothness and prevents oxidation, allowing it to remain permanently pliable.
Two-tone grey green.
New