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Plasticine is a modeling clay originally developed and patented in 1899. It iscomposed of calcium salts (e.g. calcium carbonate), petroleum jelly, and long-chain aliphatic acids (e.g. stearic acid).
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How do you create a static shock so that you can zap your friends using only house-hold items?
Simple, Get a bin bag, metal tray and plastacine. put the metal tray on the bin bag and put the plastacine in the middle of the tray grab the plastacine and shuffle the metal tray about the get a coin and touch it with coin
What materials are used to build the bridge?
cheese plastacine and gelatine
What is the old childrens programme where the animals lived in a volcano on an island?
ahh i kno the program u mean! one of them sort of looks like a clown! i think it was called something island. it was great, they were made out of plastacine if im right
Was coraline made out of plastacine?
no, her body is made out of dried silicone (liquid that tuns into rubber), hair is a special kind of hair that bends like wires, and her head has 78 mechanical parts put they use replacement animation for the mouthes and their faces are made out of printing powder that gets animated on a computer than gets dried in to the face and they are hard and fragile so they dip it in super glue to strenthen the faces and make thousands of mouth and eybrow shapes to make their mouthes move
What was the tower bridge in London made of?
Stone, iron and/or steel, concrete, and brick. ADDED: The primary structure of the visible parts of the bridge is a steel frame, clad for weather-protection and appearance by the ornate stone-work.
Is plasticine a liquid?
It's both a liquid with very high viscosity and a solid with very low degree of 'hardness'.
