Standard Grain Milliput, 4 oz.

Great Item

Just started using this, it worked great on my action figures sticks well just keep moist and your scupting tools wet made great beards and hair very easy to use, can be used to fill in cine cracks and is very versatile. The stickiness is just right for building on a figure and the appearance after clean up and paint is great.

I've used it to repair broken small sculptures and over diifferent types of armatures. It sticks to most everything and hardens fast but with reasonable working time. Mix small amounts at a time. Similar to sculpy but does not have to be baked and must be painted if color is desired. Can be smoothed and cleaned from fingers and tools before it starts to harden. It's a 2 part epoxy -cut 2 equal pieces and roll between fingers until blended evenly.

Slow drying. Does not bond to every material. Not a lot to work with. Ok for small repairs but not for modeling new items.

Works well

This stuff is awesome for mini figures like warhammer. I used it for sealing cracks, adding textures, modeling kitbashed items, basing, etc. It's pretty amazing.

My son asked for a super colossal Spinosaurus for Christmas. He’s been talking about it since last year. The only problem is that it doesn’t exist. So I purchased the super colossal Indominus Rex, trimmed all the random spikes and some claws, and used milliput to craft a Spinosaurus sail.The sail you see took 3 packages of Milliput to make, and I used it all. It was a little sticky while kneading, but overall it was really easy to work with and took the paint well. It says it’s sand-able when dry, but it’s difficult. Definitely dries very hard. I let it cure for about a week before painting, and so far, this hybrid toy has held up very well to a 7 year old playing with it.

As described-a good amount and good price. Got for miniatures.