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SO obviously by the title, I am looking for a good place online to buy cheap kneadite, in sufficient quantity. Most of the suppliers I have found listed here are UK suppliers. I would appreciate the help, bought time I started hobbying again...



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So, no dice, no one know of anyone?

http://www.thewarstore.com/product18832.html I have bought this from this store, and let me tell you, that is a LOT of green stuff. It seems a bit expensive, but it is far, far more than those dinky packs that GW repackages.


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Also, I think your problem was that you were spelling it wrong I still stick with thewarstore, though.

Sorry, some places call it kneaditite, and some call it kneadite, I have heard the ladder more times on here, so I assumed it would be the name people would recognize. Thanks for the help, that seems a fair price, and I might start with a small amount to get more aquainted with the material.

I say go for what I listed. I thought I'd start with a small amount just for gap filling, but wow, that stuff is fun. Also, for the price, as I said, that is a LOT. It has a lot of household uses as well as fun time implementation. When mixed with various glues it takes on their properties, so you can really make some damage resistant stuff out of it. I've used it to make levelers for unbalanced tables, for instance. And it really goes a long long way.

gameandwatch wrote:I have heard the ladder more times on here,

I think the word you want is "latter", a ladder of course being something used to climb.
As for kneadite, I've seen it spelled that way all over the place; which maybe why I've been having trouble finding it too so thanks for the thread.