plasticene

He slipped the grey bit of plasticene into his mouth without even looking at it.

Getting on the clothes, he dented the plasticene a bit, but it scarcely mattered now.

This was the first time Snubby had done any chewing since they had changed over the gum for plasticene!

It was a quarter-inch wide, a sickly pale-white and had the consistency of plasticene.

The conclusion was that unlike Jones, Montalvo had not touched the plasticene on takeoff.

Playful and liquid is Plasticene's character.

Dozier sews in a compressible "lung," linking it with tubing to a hand-fashioned replacement nose made of Plasticene.

It hadn't mattered with his other creations that they were the dull gray-brown of plasticene because that's how he'd envisaged them, being products of his imagination.

No wonder: "Yates mentions the odors of mildew and cat droppings and plasticene to evoke the basic bouquet of his childhood."

His being flushed away by the Plasticene had an amazing despairing edge to it - and his angry outbursts against the L's silliness were just fantastic.

The Tokey Tones are a band led by Scott Mannion, formerly of Auckland indie pop bands Polaar and Plasticene.

Then Roger substituted the new bit of plasticene for the old bit of chewing-gum, wrapping it up carefully in the bit of paper Snubby kept for his gum.

James Esber has produced one of his vivid wall paintings made from pats of colored plasticene, this one a distorted representation of an anime character named Mon Mon.

He settled down again and tried lifting one corner of the cube, but instead of pivoting about its opposite corner as if it were a rigid body, the shape deformed and flowed like a piece of plasticene.

The Plasticene is also my nod toThe Red and the Blue - an Italian series of five minute claymation TV shorts that basically demonstrated you can do ANYTHING you bloody like in a film, regardless of cost or length.