Liquid Green Stuff Review.

Oh my. I told you all that I would let you know what I thought of it when I got to use it. This actually makes filling gaps easier than any other product that I have used. It is very easy to work with. If I was going to grade it out of 10 I would give it a 9.
1. Filling gaps was easy when you thinned it with a small bit of water.
2. I used it to put raised symbols on my Rune Priest. It was easy, it was basically like free hand painting.
3. Easy clean up with water.
4. No foul smell like other gap filling products I have used.

That is what I found. Just for your information.

good to know!

Interesting. I have to ask, how usefull is green stuff? Liquid or not liquid.

Azel RavenWood wrote:Interesting. I have to ask, how usefull is green stuff? Liquid or not liquid.

Green stuff is a sculpting putty so you can scult your own stuff. Liguid green stuff is good for gap filling and some minor types of sculpting. All of which is very handy.

Brian_Horton wrote:

Azel RavenWood wrote:Interesting. I have to ask, how usefull is green stuff? Liquid or not liquid.

Green stuff is a sculpting putty so you can scult your own stuff. Liguid green stuff is good for gap filling and some minor types of sculpting. All of which is very handy.

Could you use it to say take a model apart to separate it in half and then fix the one part such as a walkers leg's and then use the green stuff to put the fixed part and the top back together?

Azel RavenWood wrote:

Brian_Horton wrote:

Azel RavenWood wrote:Interesting. I have to ask, how usefull is green stuff? Liquid or not liquid.

Green stuff is a sculpting putty so you can scult your own stuff. Liguid green stuff is good for gap filling and some minor types of sculpting. All of which is very handy.

Could you use it to say take a model apart to separate it in half and then fix the one part such as a walkers leg's and then use the green stuff to put the fixed part and the top back together?

yes

Brian_Horton wrote:

Azel RavenWood wrote:

Brian_Horton wrote:

Azel RavenWood wrote:Interesting. I have to ask, how usefull is green stuff? Liquid or not liquid.

Green stuff is a sculpting putty so you can scult your own stuff. Liguid green stuff is good for gap filling and some minor types of sculpting. All of which is very handy.

Could you use it to say take a model apart to separate it in half and then fix the one part such as a walkers leg's and then use the green stuff to put the fixed part and the top back together?

yes

That is good to know, thank you.