Fix gaps in your models with greenstuff: Tutorial

I fix those pesky gaps on models with some greenstuff. I go through the tools to use and how to do it. It's really simple and will mean you can fix gap issues you have with your models without any problem.
It's a super long tutorial but I don't skip anything. None of that "here's what you need" and next shot "here's what it looks when finished". you get a full look at how to use it and weird things that happen with greenstuff.
Sorry for the shakey cam. Next time I will fix it!
#Warhammer40k #miniatures #greenstuff

[@jorgahouy3511]

I notice you mixed your ball of green stuff and then let it sit for a while as you trimmed the model. Did you do this on purpose? Are you allowing the green stuff to cure for a period of time? How long is the right amount of time if so?

[@Turk3YbAstEr]

literally the exact model i wanted to fix lol. Too big of a gap for the much easier to use liquid green stuff to fix.

[@WinterDisco]

I had another sprue from a different box and they were a little better. Still there is a gap that needed fixing

[@malcolmfitzgerald6801]

I love that GW just calls it green stuff like it was made by mek boyz. (Edit) god only knows what it'd be made of if mek boyz made it though.

[@WinterDisco]

Gretchin probably. Poor things

[@malcolmfitzgerald6801]

@@WinterDisco ground up Gretchin cooked into a paste, sounds rough.

[@richardbradley2335]

Liquid Putty...vallego...100 times better and quicker.....sorted

[@frankandluna99]

26 min for a gap fill? I'm here cause I don't know shiy but I question this lol

[@wuotaniruoperath8410]

Green stuff is too expensive, you can do it with superglue, it's faster and the result is the same. You can also use Tamiya filler for it

[@WinterDisco]

Yeah, the more I use it the more I’m moving away from it. Even plastic glue is doing the same if not better job as well

[@wuotaniruoperath8410]

@@WinterDisco Ah, plastic glue attacks the surface, so you have to be very careful. Superglue is really easy, especially since it's very easy to sand after it dries. Since I have model building as a hobby, you learn a lot of cheap tricks to fix gaps