Ghetto Ravager Conversion

I had a couple of half broken raiders from an E-Bay lot, missing crews, guns etc. I decided to split the prow of one in half and trim it down to convert one into a functioning Ravager since I didn't need another Raider (already have 3 and two venoms)

Here is my work. I'm new to modeling, green stuff is not easy to work with, I suck.... But I think this works right?

The green stuff blobs aren't overly elegant - but that assuredly looks like a Ravager.

Thor665 wrote:

The green stuff blobs aren't overly elegant - but that assuredly looks like a Ravager.

Sweet! lol, yeah im not sure what i can do about the greenstuff blobs, really couldn't get the parts to secure any other way. Maybe next time i'll try plastic weld lol

Maybe once the greenstuff has hardened up enough, you can file it down a bit to smooth it out?

Yeah that seems like the best option, i need to get some files anyway, i've been using fine sandpaper and an exacto to get the nubbins off new pieces.

I think you used too much this time. A little goes a long way.

When using green stuff, the tips I've found the most useful are always wet your tool, if the is fingers a blade or a sculptor, always keep it wet. That way the green stuff doesn't stick and is much easier to work with.

Also the green stuff goes through 3 stages in the course of two hours. Super tacky, maluable and fine detail. In the first half hour just get it into place and with a very basic sculpt. If you just create the supporting structure there then Great.
Stage 2 make the general sculpt here as the green stuff will be less tacky and hold form well. The general detail, smooth it out and get it how you want the final thing to look. After this phase the green stuff will start to get harder to move.
Stage 3 the green stuff will hold its form really well and any fine details can be formed and even cut in it.

Tldr Be patient, don't rush. And keep a film of water on all your tools at all times.

Oh dear lord I just used some with wet fingers and it changes the world. THANK YOU!