Green Stuff Alternatives?

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**GoFenris**

MrBestor wrote:I normal use a mix of Greenstuff, Brown Stuff, Magic Sculp and Pro Create.

Depends on the job i want it for i also use Squadron Green Putty but this is messy to use and isnt easy to sculpt with it has a gritty texture better for gap filling tbh.

Anyhow I buy most of it from here http://www.barrule.com/Workshop/scratch%20builders%20paradise/green%20stuff%20magic%20sculp%20milliput%20brown%20stuff.html or here http://www.heresyminiatures.com/tools.htm as the gs is so much cheeper than buying from gw.

oh and if its for sculpting make sure you invets in some clayshapers makes using gs and bs so much easyer.

Never used miliput but have seen others use it well.

Careful with Squadron Green Putty as it contains Toluene and melts plastic in a similar way as Plastic Model Glue. Not suitable for sculpting at all. Just seconding MrBestor.

To be honest I was skeptical about green stuff but now that I have used it a few times for sculpting minor bits, it is actually really easy to work with once you get the hang of it (which did not take long), IMO. Just check out the tutorials on DakkaDakka for pointers and try it out.