"Green Stuff" Blue/Yellow Epoxy Putty

Can’t say enough about this product. Works very well and worth the money. Just make sure to take your time to blend the two parts together.

Easy to use and sculpt. Wait overnight for it to harden. Would recommend.

I am a long time modeler and this is the Best Green Stuff. The strips that come together are awful - this is much more green stuff for your dollar. It mixes better - very smooth and easy to mix. It blends well with miliput for those who like to blend the two mediums, and it is easy to work with. The two parts come in their own little plastic wrapper and I just take them out and throw the tube away since the tube can be a pain to get stuff back out of.

What can I say, the stuff works as it should. I used it to mould a computer mouse to my hand. In the end it didn't work out with me and the mouse, but the putty did it's job and was well worth it! Four stars because working with the stuff is a PITA, as it can be incredibly sticky at first, and hard to get out of the little burritos that it comes in.

I ABSO-LUTELY LOVE this stuff ...This Green Stuff ! It's Perfect for pretty much anything sculpted from 1/18 all the way to 1/10 size and even some uses and fixes that you don't plan on using it for . I used a small amount to anchor the screw for my glasses lense frame earpiece . It was a quick fix that DEF was perfect for the amount of time I needed and STILL is holding up .

Need (Knead) I say more? After Army Painter Ribbon style Green Stuff was ruined by a hardened chemical-reaction 'skin' on the yellow, I was paranoid to buy it again like that. So I gave this a try and am very happy with it. This is how is should be. And EVEN IF this took on that same problem, it would be much less of a problem to deal with. I doubt I'll be changing after this purchase.

Its exactly what it says on the tin, and if you need more information just youtube it or search it. Its absolutely a staple in the miniatures hobby and if you need this product I also highly recommend a product known as Milliput. They work well when mixed together although I cannot say its safe to do so, from ignorance. Milliput is much better for gap filling, but Greenstuff is much more useful for things that might be touched or brushed up against, as it is more flexible, Milliput tends to crack or flake off. Sculpting with Greenstuff is a challenge, but it is one of the ways traditional artists work within the tiny scale of miniatures and works well for that purpose, as well as a combination with other substances.

This is not my first time using and loving this product- I like to have to this stuff handy as part of the regular supply for my modeling hobby. It is very versatile and I wouldn't hobby without some of this stuff on deck