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Polymer clay is made from pvc and usually needs to be baked (such as Sculpey).
Epoxy clays are generally two parts, when you mix them, there is a chemical reaction that causes the hardening. You have to finish the part before it hardens, and it's generally very sticky, like sculpting chewing gum! The end result us usually stronger, less brittle than polymer clay. Common brands are Milliput, and Kneadatite aka Green Stuff.
The only paint I used was the bright green in the centre of the suckers. Everything else is clay. The paint I use is acrylic, but I only use it for tiny details.
wow O_O but it just looks so awesome the pearly white makes it look almost see through if you would look close enough even tho it aint lol
(sorry I cant seem to spell today)