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Ok this question has been making its appearance quite often on my mailbox... and i have to do a tutorial on buglands about this subject... since making tutorials really takes some time I did a quick sketch pretutorial just how to do some tyranid carapace just to help out you guys at present moment... so I hope this helps.

Thanks a lot...more than I hoped to get!

Greets
Schepp himself

No problem mate it's my pleasure... when I get the extra time I will make a deeper and more detaild tutorial for buglands concerning carapace.

Could have lots of applications I suppose, thanks.

you literally cut the cured GS with scissors?

Carapace should be thin and shapewise should be a bit rounded on edges so best tool for me its scissors... for geometric shaped things or less thin GS its better hobby knife