Brown or green stuff?

[junior elf]

Bear in mind, I have never sculpted. Which one should I get? Or is a mixture of both good? If so, what ratio? Any tips and/or tutorials on how to use each would be really nice as well. Thanks in advance.

 

[Necroghast]

There are many other materials out there, but if you just want brown stuff and green stuff heres what I\'d say:

Sculpting: 50 50 mix
Gap filling: BROWN definitely

 

[junior elf]

Thanks Necroghast

 

[Jericho]

Can you mix them into a single compound? Would that work? Or do you mean to use Greenstuff for some parts, and Brown for the rest?

 

[freakinacage]

search the forums for putty discussions. there have been a few lately

 

[junior elf]

@Jericho: I mean mixing them into one compound, I\'m not sure if it\'ll work though.

@freak: I have but they talk mostly of other putties and I wanted to know just a little more about these two.

 

[Starks333]

of course it works

milliput and greenstuff is one of the best mixes for a large variety of things, i highly recommend it if you like to sand and clean up your sculpt work after the fact

its also cheaper and easier to obtain in many cases

i dislike how GS works for sculpting most things

dont rule out other putties

magic sculpt, procreate, milliput, milliput superfine, apoxie sculpt and so on

 

[Einion]

Originally posted by junior elf
@freak: I have but they talk mostly of other putties and I wanted to know just a little more about these two.

??? There have to be dozens of previous threads that talk about GS! And BS gets mentioned a fair bit when the subject of getting harder edges or more carvability comes up (in the context of a GS discussion).

Einion