Modelling putty such as Green Stuff and Grey Stuff is an essential material for hobbyists who customise, repair or sculpt new details on miniatures. These two-part putties are widely used in miniature painting, kitbashing and conversion work. In this category at Scenery Workshop you will find different types of modelling putty suitable for sculpting, gap filling and detail work on miniatures and scale models.

What is modelling putty?

Modelling putty is a malleable material that usually consists of two components that are mixed together. Once combined, the putty slowly begins to cure, giving hobbyists enough working time to sculpt shapes and details.

Common varieties include Green Stuff and Grey Stuff. Green Stuff is known for its flexibility and is often used for organic shapes and sculpting, while Grey Stuff cures harder and is better suited for sharp edges and rigid structures.

At Scenery Workshop modelling putty is widely used by miniature painters, sculptors and scale modellers who want to customise or improve their miniatures.

Why hobbyists use modelling putty

Putty is a versatile material that can be used for small repairs as well as full sculpting projects.

• Filling gaps and seams
• Sculpting new details
• Ideal for conversions and kitbashing
• Suitable for miniatures and scale modelling
• Easy to shape while curing

Many hobbyists use putty to sculpt clothing, armour details, hair or accessories on their miniatures.

How to use modelling putty for miniatures or scale models

The two components of the putty are first mixed until the colour becomes uniform. The material can then be shaped using sculpting tools or a hobby knife.

Putty can be used to fill gaps, sculpt new parts or modify existing models. Once fully cured, the material can often be sanded or refined before painting.

What to consider when choosing modelling putty

Different types of putty have their own characteristics and uses.

• Green Stuff – flexible and ideal for organic shapes
• Grey Stuff – harder and better for sharp details
• Curing time – varies depending on the type
• Application – sculpting, repair or detail work

Many hobbyists combine different types of putty depending on the details they want to sculpt. At Scenery Workshop you can find several types of modelling putty suitable for miniature sculpting, conversions and modelling projects.

Frequently asked questions about modelling putty

What is the difference between Green Stuff and Grey Stuff?

Green Stuff is more flexible and ideal for organic sculpting, while Grey Stuff cures harder and is better for sharp details.

Can modelling putty be sanded after curing?

Yes. Many modelling putties can be sanded or refined once fully cured.

Can modelling putty be painted?

Yes. After curing, putty can be primed and painted like other modelling materials.

At Scenery Workshop you can find a range of modelling putty that helps customise, repair and sculpt new details on miniatures.