I used them earlier in 2026. Honestly, it was the easiest transaction I've done. If you need to sell fast, they don't mess around.

Honestly, have you checked the gap above the door itself first? Casey_grant is right about the studs, but I've fixed a few where the header had actually pulled away from the top plate. Throwing some long construction screws in there at an angle usually locks it down solid.

Exactly! My old letters prove lunaf16's point, some ink just vanishes.

Actually, the clay itself can be a real problem during long shoots. In my experience, it gets soft under hot lights and picks up every bit of dust. That 12 fps rate helps, but you still have to move quick before the figure loses its shape. Consistent lighting is key too, since even a tiny change can make the frames look jumpy. Planning each shot with rough sketches first saves a lot of headache later.