Aves Apoxie Sculpt Colour Tray — Neutral (4-Colour Mixing Kit)
Aves Apoxie Sculpt Colour Tray — Neutral (4-Colour Mixing Kit)
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About This Product
The Apoxie Sculpt Colour Tray is a pre-packed mixing kit containing four Apoxie Sculpt colours selected to work together as a palette. Instead of buying four separate tubs, you get a single tray with measured portions of each colour — ready to mix, blend, and sculpt.
This is the Neutral palette, curated for greys, browns, stone, and earth tones. Every colour in the tray is genuine Apoxie Sculpt — same formula, same 1:1 mix ratio, same 24-hour cure. Mix any Part A colours together to create custom shades, then add equal Part B to activate.
What's in the Neutral Tray?
Black
For darkening, shadow tones, and dark terrain.
Silver Grey
The neutral mid-tone — stone, concrete, and metal effects.
White
For lightening, highlights, and clean base tones.
Brown
Earth, wood, bark, and warm organic tones.
Who Is This For?
◆ Terrain builders and diorama makers — who want consistent stone, rock, earth, and concrete tones built right into the sculpting material.
◆ Colour matchers — who want to mix precise custom shades without eyeballing pigment amounts or staining their workspace.
◆ Small-batch workers — who don't need a full 454 g (1 lb) tub of each colour but want the flexibility of multiple tones.
◆ Anyone trying Apoxie Sculpt for the first time — four colours in one kit is a great way to explore the material's colour-mixing potential.
What Can You Mix?
RECIPE Light grey → dark grey — mix White and Black in different ratios via Silver Grey.
RECIPE Warm stone — Silver Grey + a touch of Brown.
RECIPE Dark earth — Brown + Black.
RECIPE Concrete and weathered surfaces — Silver Grey + White + a hint of Brown.
RECIPE Charcoal — Black + Silver Grey.
RECIPE Sandy beige — White + Brown in small proportions.
Why Hobbyists Love Apoxie Sculpt
Self-Hardening
Cures rock-hard at room temperature in 24 hours. No oven, no UV, no heat gun.
2–3 Hour Working Time
Generous open time lets you sculpt, shape, and refine details without rushing.
0% Shrinkage, 0% Cracking
What you sculpt is what you get. Holds fine detail through the entire cure.
Smooths with Water
Wet your fingers or a tool and surfaces smooth out beautifully before cure.
Specifications
| Product | Aves Apoxie® Sculpt Colour Tray |
| Palette | Neutral (Black, Silver Grey, White, Brown) |
| Total Weight | Approx. 184 g (0.4 lb) — 4 colours |
| Mix Ratio | 1:1 by volume (equal parts A + B per colour) |
| Working Time | 2–3 hours at room temperature |
| Full Cure | 24 hours |
| Cured Finish | Semi-gloss, rigid |
| Shrinkage | 0% |
| Waterproof | Yes — indoor and outdoor use |
| Post-Cure | Sand, drill, carve, tap, file, paint |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| HS Code | 3214 10 10 |
| Manufacturer | Aves Studio LLC, USA |
How to Use — Quick Guide
Choose your colours — decide which Part A colours from the tray you want to combine. You can use a single colour or blend two or more.
Blend Part A colours — knead your chosen Part A colours together until the shade is uniform and streak-free.
Add equal Part B — take the same volume of Part B and mix it into your blended Part A. Knead thoroughly.
Sculpt and smooth — shape, texture, and refine your piece. Use water to smooth surfaces before cure.
Cure — leave for 24 hours at room temperature. Once cured, sand, drill, carve, or paint as needed.
Tips from the Hobby Community
▸ Mix Part A colours thoroughly — streaks and lines will show through the cured material if the colours aren't fully blended before adding Part B.
▸ Start with small amounts — it's easier to add more of a colour than to correct an over-mixed batch. Go gradually.
▸ Use cold water to reduce sticking and help hold fine detail while sculpting.
▸ Wear nitrile gloves — especially with Black and Brown. Coloured epoxy can leave pigment on skin and surfaces.
▸ Clean tools with soap and water before the compound sets. Aves Finishing Solution handles stubborn residue.
▸ Store sealed and cool — keep the tray sealed between sessions for maximum shelf life.
Colour Tray vs. Separate Tubs
Choose the Colour Tray if:
You want a curated palette for mixing, you work in small batches, you want to try multiple colours without buying four full-size tubs, or you're exploring Apoxie Sculpt for the first time.
Choose separate tubs if:
You already know which colour you use most and need bulk quantity. Our 454 g (1 lb) and 1.81 kg (4 lb) tubs offer better value per gram for single-colour projects.
Good to Know
⚠ This is a neutral palette. If you need chromatic colours (reds, blues, greens, yellows), the Primary tray is a better fit.
⚠ Small portions per colour. Each colour is approximately 46 g (1/10 lb). If you need large amounts of one specific colour, a dedicated 454 g (1 lb) tub is more practical.
⚠ It cures rigid. If you need a flexible end result, Green Stuff or a flexible putty is a better choice.
⚠ Wear gloves. Nitrile gloves are recommended, especially when handling Black and Brown.
What's in the Box
✔️ Black — Part A + Part B
✔️ Silver Grey — Part A + Part B
✔️ White — Part A + Part B
✔️ Brown — Part A + Part B
✔️ All four colours packed in one tray — approx. 184 g (0.4 lb) total
The Aves Studio Range
We stock the complete Aves Studio range — Apoxie Sculpt in 12 colours (113 g, 454 g, and 1.81 kg formats), all three Colour Trays (Neutral, Primary, and Earth), Super White Apoxie, Apoxie Clay, Apoxie Paste, Fixit Paste, and Finishing Solution. If you're not sure which product or palette suits your project, feel free to message us.
Which glue should I use for plastic, resin or metal?
Plastic cement welds polystyrene kits; resin and metal don't react to cement, so use super glue (CA). PVA is for basing materials only.
Green Stuff or Milliput — which putty?
Green Stuff stays slightly flexible and holds fine sculpted detail; Milliput cures rock-hard and sands smooth, ideal for gap filling. Many modellers mix the two.
How long does epoxy putty take to cure?
Workable for roughly 60–90 minutes, fully cured in about 24 hours at room temperature — check each product's description for exact times.
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