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Hi!

I've been tinkering away at odd McBogus-y things lately, and one of them has been this guy - I planned a Nurgle Renegades and Heretics army back in 7th, but when 8th dropped, I was only kinda in love with the new stuff, so I decided to do a bit of chopping and swapping. Things have been going well, and a lot of stuff is ready for priming. As ever, I kind of want to push myself, so I've decided to involve a bit of greenstuff sculpting.
I'd love to hear any tips, or C+C oriented towards this guy, but also in general if there are any greenstuff wizards about.
I'm going for a (vaguely) WW2 styled jacket, plus big Soviet style epaulets.
At the minute, my tools are a bit rudimentary - greenstuff tube maker, some darning needles and the flat end of my hobby knife.

Cheers for looking!

It looks pretty good. Could do with smoother folds on the jacket, but you can build that over. My advice is to mix your GS with milliput. 50/50. The resulting putty is much better for sculpting. It dries much harder than regular GS and can be cut and filed when set. It also smoothes out much nicer than plain GS.