Making Chaos-looking mutation?

I wanted to know if anyone had tips for modelling tentacles and such out of green stuff. Think the nurgle rot on pox walkers, but less boils, and more tendrils. Any comments are appreciated, thanks!

A good trick is to map out the tentacle with wire first, and then apply the green stuff around the wire. It then gives you the shape and stability whilst its drying.

Roll green stuff 1mm thick long 10-20mm, 1.5mm on think side, take a piece of plasicard 0.5mm, water the green stuff, roll it over in lines every 0.2mm-1mm or more.

Alternatively instead of rolling it over in lines, get a small (0.2-0.3mm) tube and poke it to look like bumps/suction cups.

Finally, let it dry for a bit (a hour or two, depending no how much blue vs yellow you use) then apply before it hardens to much, just enough to keep shape.

OH, PS you can just buy something to do it for you from Greenstuff world, video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InIiFlWarrY

Squidmaster wrote:

A good trick is to map out the tentacle with wire first, and then apply the green stuff around the wire. It then gives you the shape and stability whilst its drying.

Thank you, I'll try that!

amishprn86 wrote:

Roll green stuff 1mm thick long 10-20mm, 1.5mm on think side, take a piece of plasicard 0.5mm, water the green stuff, roll it over in lines every 0.2mm-1mm or more.

Alternatively instead of rolling it over in lines, get a small (0.2-0.3mm) tube and poke it to look like bumps/suction cups.

Finally, let it dry for a bit (a hour or two, depending no how much blue vs yellow you use) then apply before it hardens to much, just enough to keep shape.

OH, PS you can just buy something to do it for you from Greenstuff world, video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InIiFlWarrY

Thanks for the reply, I think I might try that tube method! I'll look into greenstuff world too.