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Alright I'll just file before then because it does make the model look a lot better. Is the only difference between the green stuff and brown stuff is that the brown stuff dries faster?

It is also harder and holds edges better

nut both of them can achieve the same effect right? Like one isn't more flexible with modeling capabilities?

Heresy miniatures sell the greystuff (Procreate) as well as green and brown, plus tools, plus some great minis (check out the Hurn...)

http://www.heresyminiatures.com/tools.htm

For guides on using these check out these, I've found them amazingly helpful in my sculpting adventures

http://www.ebobminiatures.com/sculpting/sculpting.htm
http://www.musketeer-miniatures.com/blog/?page_id=6
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v490/minimaker/Mini%20sculpting-Techniques/
http://www.kraftmark.biz/kraft.procreate.html
http://www.one-ring.co.uk/phpBB2/kb.php?mode=article&k=471

Like others said, it's important to keep your tools (that includes your fingers) from sticking to the GS.

I usually use a little bit of lotion though. I think it works for a longer time than water.

http://www.one-ring.co.uk/phpBB2/kb.php?mode=article&k=389
http://jamesvanschaik.blogspot.com/2008/03/sculpting-putty-part-one-brown-stuff.html
This might help

Thanks for the sculpting websites they all will be helpful.