Green Stuff + Milliput: The Superior Hybrid Medium!
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Having a little trouble with wrangling #greenstuff? Try mixing in some #milliput! This is an old trick, for good reason. It really does wonders, especially for those just getting into sculpting.
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As someone who vastly prefers Milliput for how and what I sculpt, this hybrid has been a great bridge to Greenstuff and opened up opportunities I struggled to get with just Greenstuff alone. It’s ✨✨magic✨✨
Yeah, it's pretty awesome!
I've use milliput for a couple years and just bought my first batch of green stuff, I'm glad I found this video!
Milliput and Green Stuff are both great, but to be honest I've had the best results by combining either one with Apoxie Sculpt. The mixture shapes beautifully, it's strong as a rock, and if you use Milliput instead of Green Stuff to mix with the Apoxie Sculpt you get a higher melting point. Green Stuff has a melting point of only 70 degrees Celsius. If you use milliput in the mixture, or Apoxie Sculpt by itself you can use it to strengthen or repair armatures for polymer clay sculpts.
The combination pretty much triples the versatility.
😳 what!? I've only work with polymer clay, and i'm about to try this combination on a figure i'm customizing, but only because i don't want to bake a toy and cause articulations failure. So you can combine apoxy sculpt and milliput and use it in damaged polymer clay figures safe to bake?
never thought of blending Milliput and Green Stuff. I'm going to give it a go.
Thank you so much for the hint of mixing Miliput and Green Stuff.... a great hack for having the best of both worlds ;)
I've heard of this strange magic, mixing Milliput & Green Stuff, sorcery I say! I never liked green stuff for it's sticky and rubbery qualities but now I've seen the comparison in practice WOW!
A really good demo video, inspirational, thank you.
This is going to up my game so much, I freaking love you for sharing!
plenty more tutorials await!
This video is perfect! Love how you quickly cover the +/- of both and then how the mix of is more versatile, with examples to compare. Cheers!
I prefer green stuff to fill gaps and miliput for sculpting stuff on models or when I want very smooth gaps.
I was aware of the Mix and I use it alot, but I never used it for sculpting cloth and the like. Will definetly keep that in mind!
This has been really informative man, thank you.
this is fantastic man. Getting my self some milliput to try this out
I recently found a video , concerned repairing statues, that mixed two part yellow millput . Placed the mix inn a small lid adding a few drops of alcohol. This thins the millput as desired by using paintbrush and applied the epoxy with the brush to repair cracks and adding small detail.
probleme of noob used milliput , is hard sculptig !
Useful. But I don’t agree that Milliput is inferior - it just depends what you want to use it for. If you are assuming space marines, maybe. But for many more organic applications, Milliput is superior. Also it responds well using water to smooth or separate, instead of messing with oil.
I've always been a solo green stuff user, but recently I've been trying out this mix in order to up my game.
This video is perfect and you're an amazing sculptor. I've subbed and look forward to more. 🤟🤟
Thanks so much!
Great stuff friend 👏 👍
I just happen to have both. I'm going to have to try this.
I love this. Thanks for the tip!
This video is beyond helpful
Awesome video, absolute game changer for me! Now visiting eBay to get some Milliput! Thanks man!
I like both for different things but i had never tried mixing the two before
the thumbnail of all thumbnails 😂
milliput made up road from me in Wales...I like it but would prefer if it wasnt water based as gets sticky if you dont watch out,I like greenstuff for armour weld beads and zimmerit milliput needs to set a while so its less tacky to hands
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Thanks!!
Andddd its Salamander colour!!!
Great idea, I had pondered if the two could be mixed, but, thought......'knowing my luck'🤔😲😲🤭🤭🤕😇
Does the Greenput take drilling well, like Milliput? Thanks in advance 👍✌️😊💜
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Once again, awesome content. I've only discovered your channel a few weeks back but the density of information in each video is just "WOW"!
I have a few questions on this particular topic though if you dont mind:
1- Do you use the "fine" or "regular" Milliput product? Does it even make a difference if it's mixed with greenstuff?
2- Do you let it cure a bit before you get to work with the greenput? I've tried this morning right after it was mixed and it felt like it was "disolving" on me... like a sandy texture would come out when i tried to blend it it.
Thanks and keep the content coming! very helpful!!! :)
Thanks!
1- regular. Never used fine, so I dunno
2- Depends what im sculpting, but yes. Make sure to watch the rest of the tutorials to learn more on that.
Mate, what an INCREDIBLE channel you have! Be sure to make lots of fun, bright and interesting thumbnails so this youtube algorythm pushes your content out to everyone!!!
Yeah, I need to rework a lot of them. Thanks!
nice video george
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So what are some applications you can think of where I wouldn't want to use a hybrid mix, beyond the small flexible like the epaulette rope details?
The under armor segments for joint armor on space marines tend to be easier with greenstuff, as I'll explain in a future video.
Could you do a video on how to do the greenstuff/cloth bit above the tabard ?
I have a couple cloth sculpting videos here on the channel already- and the rest on patreon!
Thanks!
hello, how do you read or dose the milliput? because me, the standard I have trouble, it is too soft, the fine is even impossible
i just use 50/50/. try mixing more gray into it than yellow
The thumbnail is cheating, I cant even resist to like the vid before watching!
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Any kind of milliput or a certain kind? ie white and blue, yellow and blue, etc
yellow. In the white and red box
Thanks for this guide, I'm going to try it out and see how it goes, I found milliput to crumble quite easily, perhaps something to do with my ratios?
Milliput is naturally crumbly. Keep it wet like clay, or add greenstuff.
@@lastlightcreative6537 ah, my issue may be how much water I've been using. Thanks man
I didn't catch it in the video but what version of Milliput are you using?
Hey! Discovered your channel some days ago, its great! I´ve already worked a little bit with greenstuff and a little little bit with miliput, but nothing fancy so far. My project right now is building a necromantic horror blood bowl team, but since i dont like the official models i got me some age of sigmar zombies, ghuls and banshees (as wraith proxies) and 3d printed some werwolves and fleshgolems. Ordered some colour shaper because next step will be sculpting football outfits - jerseys, shorts, some kneepads, helmets and so on. Super excited about that, i am eager to learn some sculptingt! Watching some of your videos i already feel a little bit better prepaired and ready for the challenge. I think i will sign up to your patreon. Two quick questions, what about the curing time of the greenstuff/miliput hybrid, is it comparable to greenstuff and does it also have stages? And i got only miliput superfine white, the regular was sold out everywhere when i bought it. Is this a problem, or can i more ore less handle it like the standard miliput?
Hello! Never tried super fine, so I can't say. Green Put hybrid cures in about the same time as regular green, but has differences outlined in this video. If you do join, make sure to check out all the greenstuff cure stuff videos!
@@lastlightcreative6537 thanks for the quick answer! i will defiinetely check out all videos, i just joined you patreon :)
Can i disasemble a figure in hot water that's been modified with green stuff and milliputt?
Don't know! Depends where the green stuff is on the mini. It will likely loose it's bond to the host surface
Awesome video, I'm just getting started and this is really helpful! Question, do you have any links to the tools you use? Thanks!
Yep! Here on the channel!
The only milliput that is available near me is the superfine white variety. Does this still mix will with greenstuff?
How long does green-putt takes to fully cure? I'm watching all your videos about this new stuff to me for a project i'm on. Can i use this blend in a Hasbro marvel figure?
Depends on your ratio- Usually about 2 hours. You could use this on any fixed structure, provided you prep the area correctly
Are you using yellow Milliput for the combining?
Yes
What ratio would you advise for both? 50/50?
Put of curiosity, how do you keep the green put fron sticking to your fingers when mixing. I had the hardest time, my first time. I got my fingers wet and then I turned into mud. I know it's something im doing wrong.
Good question! I dampen a rag with water and keep it off to the side. Wipe your fingers and hands lightly before and during mixing of the epoxy to keep it from sticking to your fingers. This helps keep your hands clean, AND keeps particulates from your hands entering the epoxy
@@lastlightcreative6537 awesome! Thank you so much.
I used to use this technique all the time when I had some Milliput laying around, but now I'm wondering if the Superfine Milliput would work with this, or if it'd make for a worse medium.
Dunno- try it!
audio seems loud? clear tho... Last Light Creative's 4 part epoxy
Could you do the same "hybrid" method with Aves Apoxie Sculpt and ProCreate?
How long do you recommend waiting before starting to sculpt with greenputt?
Depends what you are sculpting!
I guess the question I have is this…
Why would you ever use pure GS or miliput if the mix is so great?
I guess I should’ve waited til minute 24 before writing a comment 🤣
I have never found mixing the two together to work at all. They always end up adopting the crumbly characteristic and the decreased adhesion to the mini of the milliput. Even when I use a far greater ration of green stuff to milliput (75/25) it still turns out this way. I have no idea what I’m doing wrong but I’ve gone back to using only green stuff unless I’m trying to fill some type of internal gap that won’t be visible when the mini is finished. Also curious what type of oil you use for your tools?
Milliput on its own also feels inferior to green stuff when blending, maybe I’m crazy 🤷♂️
mineral oil
What type of oil do you use on your tools to make it not stick?
Smooths out?
Sorry what?
I have just entered the world of customising action figures and I have bought milliput and procreate putty, do you think this would be the same of I mixed those 2 together?
Never used procreate, sorry
thanks for the great demonstrations!
I was curious if you have any experience mixing aves apoxie sculpt with greenstuff instead of miliput? Curious if you have a preference between the two?
I have not done a ton of sculpting with either mix but in my limited experience found in general it behaves very similarly but was easier to smooth (and had a longer period of time where you could smooth it with existing material) when mixing in apoxie sculpt over miliput.
thanks again
No experience with that, sorry!
Is one product or the combination better for filling gaps in a model that has multiple pieces like a large dragon or monster?
Use black miliput. Tutorial to come on the Patreon.
@@lastlightcreative6537 thanks for the info and the marketing!! well played!
Is epoxisculpt essentially the same as milliput?
Dunno! Never used it
DON'T CALL IT GREEN PUTT IT'S GORILLA PUTT
For me this sadly does not work. the mixture is super sticky and gets everywhere. i must be doing something wrong
Dunno, man!
Same for me. I'm wondering if it is because I used water to avoid sticking, also while mixing it up. I'll try again with mineral oil.
yep, mineral oil instead of water makes a huge difference for this. I guess it's because water softens milliput so much, making the hybrid end up like a mix of sticky greenstuff with something yogurt like 🙃
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Stayin' sweet, y'already know.
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