Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Transform your miniatures with realistic scarves and cloaks using this easy, sculpt-free method! In this how-to video, I show you how to add dynamic, natural-looking fabric elements to your miniatures using real cloth and watered-down modelling putty. This technique is ideal for wargamers, painters, and modellers who struggle with sculpting fine details from greenstuff or epoxy putties.
You'll learn step-by-step how to cut the fabric, mix and apply the putty, and shape it into flowing scarves, cloaks, hoods, or even banners. Once dry, the finished piece sets rock-hard, is completely waterproof, and ready to paint—perfect for gaming miniatures that need to withstand regular handling.
Whether you're working with 28mm historicals, fantasy figures, or custom RPG characters, this fabric and putty technique adds instant character and movement to your models. No sculpting skills required!
👉 Watch now and upgrade your miniatures with this simple, game-changing method!
Transform your miniatures with realistic scarves and cloaks using this easy, sculpt-free method! In this how-to video, I show you how to add dynamic, natural-looking fabric elements to your miniatures using real cloth and watered-down modelling putty. This technique is ideal for wargamers, painters, and modellers who struggle with sculpting fine details from greenstuff or epoxy putties.
You'll learn step-by-step how to cut the fabric, mix and apply the putty, and shape it into flowing scarves, cloaks, hoods, or even banners. Once dry, the finished piece sets rock-hard, is completely waterproof, and ready to paint—perfect for gaming miniatures that need to withstand regular handling.
Whether you're working with 28mm historicals, fantasy figures, or custom RPG characters, this fabric and putty technique adds instant character and movement to your models. No sculpting skills required!
👉 Watch now and upgrade your miniatures with this simple, game-changing method!
