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Working with Greenstuff Episode 1 - Nurgle Flesh

That sound he makes at 4:47... What the heck? Overall interesting stuff, though I think jabbing with a shrunken toothpick vigorously could make for some better texturing in the open space.

Good suggestion about the toothpick. I'll pass the info on to Justin.

As for that sound, it was Justin blowing off some excess water. Having watched it so many times while editing, I can't remember if I knew what it was either the first time I watched the video.

Very good, I hope you will do one about painting plague marines.

Cool tutorial, very professional.

Cool tutorial, hope to see more in the future! Keep it coming.

Uber WOW!!!!

Thank you all for your compliments. Knowing that y'all enjoyed the vid has been great encouragement and we've scheduled filming for the next one this up coming Saturday.

If you're wondering what the next one will be about, we were tossing around a couple of ideas. One was to do it on beards and facial hair. I like the idea cause then I'd have a cool sergeant for my Sons of Medusa Dev squad. The other idea was to continue with chaos and add a tentacle arm to a Chaos Space Marine. Who knows, Justin might go in a completely different direction. I leave it up to him. I just do the editing.

In regards to creating a video tutorial on painting plague marines. Justin has a whole bag of tricks for painting them plague infested buggers (I have a 1-7 losing streak against his army). I'll pass it along and let him know there is an interested in it.

Professional except for one thing. It seems like the GS is still sticking pretty well to your tools, which is why I don't use water for molding. I pretty much swear by lotion. Just a little drop all around the tool is going to prevent it from sticking to the GS for a while.

anooci wrote:Professional except for one thing. It seems like the GS is still sticking pretty well to your tools, which is why I don't use water for molding. I pretty much swear by lotion. Just a little drop all around the tool is going to prevent it from sticking to the GS for a while.

What kind do you use? I hear people swear by petroleum but imo it's more to clean up. Water works for me other than the short working period.

Great stuff, I watched and tried it and was surprised how well it worked with no prior greenstuff experience.

Great watch, I actually used this for Tyranids for regeneration.