So far, I'm enjoying working with green stuff, as you can likely see from my earlier post. I normally use about three things working with green stuff (so far) a color shaper, a shot glass with water (yeah not licking stuff sorry it will make me sick at some point), and my curved modeling tool. Of all I like my color shaper the best, because I can actually smooth things out... Now I've been working with mostly organic looking objects, so the tools may/will change a bit depending on what I am working with.
Then again most people likely already know about even better tools. These are what I've been shown so far and these work well for me.
Making Oldhammer Box Dioramas...an absolute joy!
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For most of 2024 I worked on the painting of an oldhammer Dwarf Army, but
after a while it got tiring, painting up many minis that all look pretty
simi...
1 week ago
I use two colour shapers, the one you have there and a chisel pointed one, I find the chisel very useful for folds of cloth.
ReplyDeleteThe only other thing I use is a needle, (actually a large safety pin needle) mounted in an old brush handle, I couldnt do hair without it.
Last "tool" tip, for making uniform thicknesses of "sheets" of GS for banners, clothes etc, I use to peices of plasticard either side of the gs and roll out with an old x-acto handle the card keeps my GS 1mm thick.
Yes, I have the chisel also! I haven't used it as much as of yet, but I likely will. I was planning on adding some fabric to some of my regular troops.
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried any hair as of yet as most of my guys are wearing helmets.
I'll have to try making some banners soon :)
best tools ever.
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