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BrookM wrote:Just as planned..

You've been posting that alot. What exactly is that supposed to mean? It's a very cool model of Abaddon though. I don't know who bags-under-the-eyes balding dude is though.

On a more related note, has anyone who used the liquid green stuff tried filing or sanding it? How does it take that texture-wise? From the consistency, I'd guess it to be more rubbery. Does it dry completely hard like plastic?

It doesn't dry rubbery. It seems very dry like dry mud. When I filed it it came off very easily but didn't pull as a whole chunk so it didn't come out of the gap. in fact once i git it roughly how I wanted it the mould line scraper tidied it up nicely.

Bloodwin wrote:It doesn't dry rubbery. It seems very dry like dry mud. When I filed it it came off very easily but didn't pull as a whole chunk so it didn't come out of the gap. in fact once i git it roughly how I wanted it the mould line scraper tidied it up nicely.

Cool, thanks for the quick reply. Did it crack like dry mud also? I'm planning on filling in some terminator legs to make them truescale and wondering if this stuff is a good fit for that job (I'm ok with doing more than one layer if required).

BrookM wrote:Just as planned..

Don't you mean...



B****** don't know about my Finecast

warboss wrote:

BrookM wrote:Just as planned..

You've been posting that alot. What exactly is that supposed to mean? It's a very cool model of Abaddon though. I don't know who bags-under-the-eyes balding dude is though.

On a more related note, has anyone who used the liquid green stuff tried filing or sanding it? How does it take that texture-wise? From the consistency, I'd guess it to be more rubbery. Does it dry completely hard like plastic?

The bald guy on the back is just the big head on charge of GW, MS. Kirby (and he is not cutte and pink)
Take a look at this http://theback40k.blogspot.com/2011/04/help-kirby-is-eating-our-hobby.html