Cars of Plasticine
All these small cars made of plasticine by Russian artist and you can see their actual size on the shot below - each of them is much smaller than a regular matchbox. They all are soft and can be easily ruined by some accidental easy touch.
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in case of crash they’re safer than really russian cars.
Looks like they’ve been sitting somewhere gathering dust for quite some time now.
Is it dust or is it artificial snow?
i think they were in a freezer. They must be solid as a rock
Probably. Though I work with polymer clays and you’d be suprised what a damn dirt-magnet they are. Then again I dont know if plasticine is a polymer clay. I take it it is one, though, with a name like that.
I think it’s called “plastelin” pronounced plahs-tse-leen. It’s more like clay than playdoh
It’s still “plasticine” in English (genericized trademark, IIRC), or, if you prefer, it’s also called “modeling clay”. And, yes, it is clay mixed with oil.
That’s effing amazing! How did he draw the license plates? The numbers on them probably use 32 atoms total.
Yeah and plasticine/plastiline is not like clay, it’s like.. soft plastic? I guess like playdough. I made a could small cars like this myself as a kid, but mine were shitty compared to this.
nice!
zaebis’
nice stuff
people with too much free time… it’s cool too artistic and cute ones…
I like the USSR-era truck design-most trucks are dark green (camouflage?)
interesting… but i don’t agree..
Viljandi Tikuvabrik - Estonian Match
Respect nice models
nice!
These where made in Estonia , Saaremaa. Copyright violation?
Sry for my bad english