Equipment build with Milliput.

[@jjab99]

Great job Kim, those new items of baggage / stowage look just as good as the Tamiya ones. There is also no seam to scrape off either! Another good point is that you can make them any size or shape that you need for a vehicle or even a figure. Great video and many thanks for sharing with us. Have fun, Joe

[@kimandersendk]

Thank you very much Joe, yes it is great you can make you own items like this, and it is only your imagination there is the limit. have fun and thank's for watching.

[@stevekiernan2241]

Well done, I have great success with Miliputt.

[@kimandersendk]

Thank you very much, yes Milliput is great fun to work with

[@ciarancummins5510]

Great video. Excellent pace of video with accompanying audio. Super skill too.

[@kidmack1121]

Looks good to me! Came here because I have two 1/25 scale custom WW2 figures that I can't find garrison (side) caps for so I will have to DYI them with either Magic Sculpt or Milliput.

[@kimandersendk]

Hello Kid Mack. thanks for comment, with Milliput it is less sticky, but both product you write, you can make it as you like.

[@kidmack1121]

@@kimandersendk You're welcome. I was going to begin on them last night but I chickened out. "Milliput is less sticky" thanks for noting that, as I have never tried it, but I do have some in my refrigerator. That makes sense, because I couldn't have made anything with Magic Sculpt without LOTS of talcum powder!

[@neilmackay7475]

mate you make it look so bloody easy well cool video it's a thumbs up for me buddy

[@kimandersendk]

Thank you Neil, i think it is as you see pretty easy, to make what you like, and very fun to do.

[@cappyjack3070]

I use the oven cured polymer(?) myself. Longer working time...

[@ArmourEmpire]

very good tutorial. thanks for sharing

[@kimandersendk]

Thank you very much

[@CWModelling]

Great skills Kim and great looking stowage too :-D

[@kimandersendk]

Thank you very much

[@johnmooresscalemodels5176]

Nice work Kim :-) J

[@kimandersendk]

Thank you John

[@LuisMaldunadus]

Is it possible to create a detailed tank interior with milliput?

[@kimandersendk]

Yes i think so, if you are good at molding and have some picture to look at, i will say it is possible.

[@twinblitzen356scroll]

Does the Yellow/Grey Milliput turn to light Beige when hardened? please advise, thank you.

[@kimandersendk]

Hello twin. it stay in same yellow color.

[@twinblitzen356scroll]

@@kimandersendk Thank you.

[@DaCostaStudio]

Five stars my friend :)

[@kimandersendk]

Thank you very much, it is very fun to make this by you self.

[@albertreed966]

Seems to me that polymer clay would be a much cheaper way to go.

[@kimandersendk]

That you can be right, but i dont know hat product

[@timandersen8916]

that is pretty toxid ,and NOT a good idea handling it without glowes . super result u got there :-)

[@kimandersendk]

Okay thank you, for comment om my video.