using greenstuffworld rollers to make awesome bases and scenery , warhammer 40k greenstuff milliput

How I use greenstuffworld rollers to make my bases and scenery
Lots of my videos have the models / scenery on the bases using these techniques
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[@nathanreynolds4378]

Your base work is really well done. It adds a whole other dimension to the model both in terms of story telling and the technical side of taking the model to the next level. Love the content , keep it coming and we will all keep watching!!

[@adamshobbystuff]

Thanks mate, bases are an often overlooked part but can really make the difference in presentation and impact.

[@vixxenaddams4332]

This video was a lifesaver, had my first experience of using both milliput and the roller and was a little intimidated (and I did it very wrong the first time) but now my base looks loads better 😅

[@adamshobbystuff]

Happy to be of help! They are great tools when you get used to them.

[@battlebrotherstabletop]

Was just looking at these yesterday at my LGS. Thanks for the demonstration!

[@adamshobbystuff]

Glad the vid was of use! They are great fun to use.

[@williamvanutrecht2684]

That looks great.

[@adamshobbystuff]

Thanks 😊 they are a great little tool.

[@chrismurphy3745]

Great video thanks

[@adamshobbystuff]

Glad to be of help!

[@markgnepper5636]

Great stuff friend 👏 👍

[@adamshobbystuff]

Thanks 😊

[@mikee9464]

Awesome vid

[@adamshobbystuff]

Thanks Mike!

[@SvenEnterlein]

Thanks for the tutorial. I have many of those rollers, only some of them got some use so far. Excited to use them all! Any idea how the use of vaseline will impact "paintability"?

[@adamshobbystuff]

I’ve never had a problem so far, I only use a very light coat though so very little goes on the green stuff. Could be worth giving the finished article a wipe if there’s excessive residue.

[@imdeaded]

Use cornstarch. No water . Dont worry about the level of the milliput . Trick is not to let it stick to the roller . The roller will push it level . Dry technique is better . Clean roller with a toothbrush . Try it youll thank me.

[@adamshobbystuff]

I’ll give cornstarch a go 👍

[@nathanreynolds4378]

I'm curious how you make the bubbles in pool of green slime - are they plastic beads?

[@adamshobbystuff]

It’s little balls of milliput from the base excess, when dry I clipper the bottom off them and glue them down with superglue, makes a nice bubbling effect.

[@SvenEnterlein]

An alternative is those silica beads in dry packs that come with lots of merchandise. Check out Vince Venturella's channel!

[@regenytarmovies]

Can I use these accessories on large polystyrol surfaces?

[@adamshobbystuff]

I’ve not done it personally but have been told that you can, the only limiting factor I can see is the size of the rollers as I have had issues on large areas in matching patterns (doable but tricky) they do sell large rollers for a bit more money so on large areas I would go for them.

[@ger5956]

Like and comment to appease the almighty algorithm 👍🏼

[@adamshobbystuff]

Thanks 👍 certainly seems to help, hope you enjoyed the vid 😀

[@zeroireland]

How do you clean the small dry bits of green stuff out of the grooves in the roller?

[@adamshobbystuff]

If you get to them before it dries I find an old toothbrush and soap works, if it’s dried you can pick it out with a hobby knife/sculpting tool, the roller is made of tough plastic so you shouldn’t damage the roller.

[@zeroireland]

@@adamshobbystuff Cheers Adam! Appreciate the quick response.