I do not recomend you Green Stuff for copying guns, take into account that green stuff, once is dried, is a little bit flexible, so your gun copies will have the cannon a little bit flexible. I recommend you milliput instead, since once is dried is much harder. If you are trying to duplicate something very long and thin, you may put a needle inside.

Going to reproduce a lot of Necron bits for some conversions... A lot...

This is gonna be useful for what-if aircraft models as well, because now I won't have to snoop for leftover parts or scouring the aftermarket for scrap models, I can just copy parts I need.

Thanks for the Vid! Will be buying some blue stuff in the near future!

How long does it take for the milliput to dry ?

Hi,

I tried with miliput standard... Total failure... Any help?

The ancient Version of a 3d Printer

The issue I'm having when I try to clean the flash on the hardened putty is that the rest of the cast sometimes breaks off. How do you clean it so, well, cleanly?