I've been messing around with some really bad air-dry clay, and am enjoying it a lot.

However, the clay sucks. I can't get sharp corners and edges with it, it picks up every fingerprint and mark I place on it unintentionally, it has a horrible texture that I try to smooth out to no avail, and that fact that it air dries makes it hard to add details later on and I am always breaking limbs off when trying to get into corners I missed.

I'm disgusted at how this Kozue model I've been working on is coming out. There are a ton of errors on my part that could have been fixed if it wasn't air-dry, but the worst thing is the texture. All I have to paint these things are acrylics, which wouldn't be so bad if what I was painting was smoother. It looks messy because of all the bumps and nicks in the clay.

I'm going to continue to use this clay until I run out; I will not be buying any more of the stuff. The problem is that I don't know a thing about any type of clay you bake. Does anyone have any suggestions?