How To Use: Greenstuff

Learn how to fill gaps, clean mold lines, and more in this edition of How To Use: Greenstuff!
Miniature by: Gale Force Nine
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[@JoeInfinity]

“Now you have everything you need to know” - drying time before painting would be pretty important!

[@Mr.Goufball]

My guess is somewhere between 15 and 2 weeks.

[@justinjanicki6561]

Doesn’t it harden within 24 hours?

[@TheArmyPainter]

That's very dependent on the environment, but usually 12-24hrs.

[@JBearwa]

Quick efficient with visuals! What are the best green stuff videos I’ve seen. Love the assembly tip.

[@chaosmike84]

never a disappointment when TAP puts a vid out. always learning something new

[@TheArmyPainter]

That's the goal! Thanks for tuning in.

[@jacobe1942]

how does it make your fingers feel from handling it? are there any safety/ toxicity concerns? thank you

[@eccentricviews]

Can I use this for terrains or garden lawn? I was told it’s like milliput but it doesn’t harden as much so I can stick miniature plants and trees into it?

[@chrisfarlee6496]

THIS GUY DIDNT BLINK ONCE EDIT: he literally blinks ONCE at the end of the video. I'm horrified

[@wolffeanimations5507]

How long does it take to dry?

[@TheArmyPainter]

Generally a day or so is what we recommend.

[@walnutcustoms439]

So I’ve been using milliput for years now and it always gets stuck all over my fingers. How is this compared to that?

[@TheArmyPainter]

Very similar but can be countered with a touch of water or petroleum jelly on your finger/sculpting tool.

[@pablomontanaofficial2269]

Will that work for marvel legends figures ? I don’t if you know the new Jonah from no way home figure. But don’t has hair on. So my idea is to sculpt him some hair like in the Sam raimi movies. Do you think will work out???

[@TheArmyPainter]

It should as it's a two-part scultping epoxy.

[@Josuegurrola]

Hello there, I got one question. . I have been making a miniature almost all out of greenstuff and now I intend to paint it. Should I imprint it with printing sprays? Or I can just use a base coat painting? . Thank you in advance!!

[@TheArmyPainter]

We would recommend priming it first still to make sure the paint adheres properly :)

[@Josuegurrola]

@@TheArmyPainter thank you!

[@ctemple64]

My green stuff, the yellow side, has a hard, almost plastic cover on it that when knee it just leaves hard bits is this normal I only just bought it

[@thevuntzer]

This happened to me, too. Do these have an expiration date? Thinking about returning mine to the store for another one or other product.

[@kallekatten2]

Dude blinked ONCE through out the entire video

[@TheArmyPainter]

That's because I'm a painting robot. -Adam

[@EidolonSpecus]

Pretty sure that's a resin fire giant from Gale Force 9's D&D Collector's Series. _Not_ the plastic fire giant from the Nolzur's Marvelous Miniatures line which is made by Wizkids.

[@rubyren6868]

Is Green stuff flexible???

[@TheArmyPainter]

Not once it dries. It dries solid and will crack if you try and bend it after that.

[@sandwichgaming2002]

a comment section is nice

[@PronghornPunk]

maybe a heat gun to help when you're bending the plastic?

[@OversizedPringleToe]

69k views 🤓

[@Rentner65]

Awesome! Can't wait for the Painting Tutorial! There's also some Frost Giants that you could cover (with Green stuff and paint ;-))

[@OverboardDM]

Great video. Just a note. That’s a gale force nine miniature not a wizkids mini.