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So, I was wondering if anyone has tried custom making their own Warlocks, and Rangers from greenstuff.

I found a push template online for making different capes, so I think that might be the route to go. Anyone have any ideas?

Is there a certain type of sheet plastic I can use for making my own push templates? here's what I'm talking about.

http://hobbyhottips.storenvy.com/products/1745253-400-robes-hoods-full-5-pack-includes-3-robe-designs-2-hoods-3-rope-be

I have never used push templates like that but i think they are not that hard to create. You probably could use plasticard and carve/file the shape of your cape in it. The big problem is probably the shape itself so that if wraps properly on the model.

Maybe you could use a sheet of paper as a basic cape and cut it into a fitting form, then trace it onto plasticard. Carve the area out and you have your own template.

If you want to go further - like sculpting folds into your cape - maybe this could be helpfull: http://www.fromthewarp.blogspot.de/2012/06/how-to-sculpt-greenstuff-cloaks-and.html