Brown Stuff: The Basics
September 10, 2019 by avernos
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Thanks! I might have to try out Brown Stuff, didn’t realize how much better it is at holding details than the green stuff I have been using. Would also give me an excuse to try the base rollers!
Thanks Gerry. Also a wild Tom appeared. He didn’t think I would see him but I did, I’m proud of me.
I was thinking the same thing. Great cameo by the silent force behind all of OTT.
Thanks for these videos guys, they’re helping me learn the difference between all these putties.
I definitely might want to try this out.
I do however think they missed a trick by not calling it modelling poop ……… ? But that’s just me I guess.
Like the kids say : this is The shit or da shizzle …
(Am I doing it right ?)
I was very surprised the first time I used Brown Stuff just with how hard it cures compared to Green Stuff. Recently I’ve been adding a lot of gribbly bits onto a Maulerfiend and have used both snot and poo stuff – the reason being is that I used the first thing to come to hand but the different finishes is nice as well.
I have done a “quick” comparison between all three that will be out at some point soon. But yeah I think Brown is my favourite of the three of them. Milliputt or vallejo plastic putty still win for gap filling mind you 🙂
Still need to try grey stuff – it is on the bucket list!
Oh, Hi Tom ^^
Watching Jerry manipulate his brown stuff with his wet tool… its too much…
Bring back the mushrooms I say!
Good info, but never heard of it before lol
Very interesting @avernos. One to add to the list of stuff to try. Many thanks.
That man’s grip is all over the place on shakycam. Someone get him a pint stat!
Very good to see the poo-goo in action. It reminds me of Milliput Black in how the crisp edge is held though for Milliput it takes a little cure time before the hard edges like that are possible.
Gerry! Gerry! Gerry! Gerry!
wrong show…
Nice trio of videos showing the different properties of the Stuff.
now if I had any talent…
like many others i have used green stuff and milliput. but never considered the other flavours. this have inspired to grab some to experiment with! thanks more like this!
A great series of videos. It’s always good to know the differences between all the putties available. I’d love to see a final video in the series where you look at carving/filing/shaping each of the putties after they have cured.
Very cool video. Thanks Gerry!
looks a great stuff to have around and more versatile than the other products with the extra uses.