The Army Painter Green Stuff, 2 Part Modelling Clay, 20cm, Mouldable Model Putty Modelling Compound for Miniatures, Easy-to-Knead Green Putty Epoxy Clay for Sculpting

This stuff is green and pleasant. Works well for modeling and gap filling

Got it in a swift time, the green stuff works and lasts a long time- just be aware that green stuff is very soft and isn't the same as modeling clay it is more like putty so don't sculpt large things with it- I find this is best used for detailing or crack filling for miniatures.

Well known all-round modelling putty; note that this product has no separation between the blue and yellow bits, so recommend hat the bit where they meet in the middle is shaved off to prevent little lumps in the final mix.

Found this pretty easy to use, having used other putties it was easy to work with, once it dried it was solid as a rock. It’s easy to use, certainly easier than milliput. I’d highly recommend it.

I do a lot of 3D printing with my Elegoo Mars Pro and rarely do I get around to basing and painting any of the models mainly because there's often small gaps between the different parts of the model, and while the model looks fantastic and the detail is stunning as is, I know that when it comes to painting, that small gap, bump, or slight warp where they don't line up perfectly will be a huge eyesore and ruin the quality of the paint job. This never bothered me too much, because like I said the models are pretty enough as it is, but it does make me a little sad that I don't feel motivated to get the paints out... Until I decided to try "green stuff"... Its added a whole new dimension to my hobby, because not only can I now tidy up the prints and paint a model that fits together flush, but it's a whole new little arts and craft step thats just as fun as the printing process and the painting process. Does it take a fair bit of time to get everything sitting flush and fill in any gaps or imperfections? Yeah, I'm sure with practice you can get a lot quicker with it all, but it's such a nice and therapeutic process in and of itself and if anything I'm now getting the confidence to print more models just to put them together and fix them up knowing that I'd never be wasting resin or my time printing a model that goes dodgy because I can enjoy the process of fixing it!... Still taking my time to get around to painting ofc, but at least priming and painting the models is now possible again!

Whilst Army painter has come out swinging with their newest paint ranges, they can be a bit hit and miss with their tools etc. I will say their green stuff is actually really good. Most green stuff has already begun to mix where it's joined but for whatever reason army painters hasn't. This is great as it means you get more out of it and it's way easier to separate.

Essential for any miniature model painters and more specifically if they need to be partially built!! And excellent product!

Very good product