Games Workshop Citadel - Liquide Green Stuff, GW-66-12

Genuinely love using this stuff if I see small gaps that I don't like and not need to carefully sand down as safely as using sprue goo.My recommendations:* Green stuff putty when you want to make stuff to add* Liquid green stuff, fill small gaps* Sprue goo for bigger models and gaps you want filled.

Great for filling in any scratches or small holes.

Should use for small area only to reduce it drying out.

Good product and well packed and shipped.

Noob to the whole miniature model thing, and this is just right for me.Works like a champ to fill in gaps and has been easy enough to use. Definitely look up best practices on YouTube if you need help.

Games Workshop always has great products. Be warned, this stuff is very thick and will probably need just a little bit of water before use, though it shouldn't need too much. Keep in mind, this is not paint and will not behave in the same way. You have to work and force its way into the cracks then smooth it out either while its still workable or after it dries. You can look up some videos on YouTube on the correct way to use this stuff too.

IMPORTANT: Do NOT buy this if you don't know how to apply it. It'll ruin your brushes and miniatures.This is an excellent way to fill gaps and holes on miniatures. Specially those which have a hard time joining pieces together such as the older Land Speeder model from Games Workshop. Just be sure of removing the excess to avoid issues when painting your miniature.More advanced hobbyist will find creative ways to mold this into details and accessories for their miniatures.

The bottle is very small (see picture) and even attempting to open it with extreme care due to its very small size I still managed to plunge my thumb into the top of it wasting a good amount! Maybe a squeeze bottle or something like a more simplified version of a paint-by-number -type paint pot would have been a better containment vessel?