RoadRunrMan wrote:

It was more of a question.

m_) you can make melting clay without a microwave if that answers your question.

all it takes is more pictures creating the illusion of melting. And you may want to apply more than your fingers by doing so. Small tools could really be useful for it.

i wouldent melt it with a microwave i would use a het pad coverd in tip foil all in a pan i would have that part worke out plus Im not even sure I want to melt clay and make my set Like that

Well you can use a double boiler which is a couple of bucks from a cooking store, but you've got to be using Van Aken, Newplast won't melt, it'll burn.
Metal; We're referring to melting the clay and spreading it onto the walls to make the sets look like they're entirely made of clay, rather than having something melt in the film, if you get what we mean?

You for sure don't want to use a microwave to melt Van Aken.
A double boiler is the only practical way to really melt Van Aken clay down.

just cover the inside of the top boiler with aluminum foil so afterwards its easy cleanup and you can use the boiler later to make some cheese fondoo.