Sculpting tools and materials are highly subjective, and can also vary from project to project, depending on what the goals are.  This is a list of the ones I prefer most, but is certainly not an end-all list of useful materials, and tools; there are pros and cons to everything.  These are some fairly high-level items, as going into every individual thing wouldn’t really be practical.

• Ken’s Tools – Excellent selection of handmade tools
• Sculpture Geek – Also great for tools, and tutorials
• Chavant NSP Medium – Oil based clay
• Monster Clay – Oil based clay
• WED Clay – Water and Oil based clay (highly recommend finding a local supplier, e.g. pottery store)
• Sculpting Head Forms – David Mosher FX

Just like with sculpting, different paint and painting tools, can suit different projects.  These are things I find myself using the most.

• Prep All – Surface prep
• Bondo Easy Finish Primer – Hot Rod Black
• Tim Gore’s Bloodline Paint
• Golden Acrylics
• Citadel Paints – Somewhat impractical for larger projects
• Krylon Crystal Clear Acrylic – Gloss/Satin/Flat
• Brush Cleaner & Preserver
• Iwata hp-sb+ airbrush
• Iwata Eclipse hp-cs airbrush

These would be impractical to list, and a few are quite old, passed down from my grandfather.  But, a brief rundown of stuff I use the most.

 

• Dremel
• Air Compressor
• Drill Press
• Bandsaw
• Table Saw
• Dust Collector
• Cordless drills
• Jigsaw
• Random Orbit Sander
• Dust Extractor (vacuum)

Molding and casting materials are HIGHLY dependent on the application, but again, these are what I use most often.

• Rebound 25
• Mold Star 15
• Smooth-Cast 65D
• Smooth-Cast 325
• Plasti-Paste II
• Free Form Air
• EpoxAcoat

I’m not much of a photographer, however I’ve found a few things to help me out.

 

• Nikon DSLR
• GoPro Hero4 Black
• Yes, I also take a lot of pictures on my phone (phone model varies wildly)
• Studio Lights
• Photo Light Box (with backdrops)
• Tripod

Nothing to see at the moment, still deciding what to put here.