Green Stuff World Textured Rolling Pins | Product Review 

1. Use a little vegetable oil and lightly oil the pin first. This prevents the putty from sticking to the pin. 2. Use a thin cake making palate knife for lifting away cut pieces from rolling surface, as not to stretch or deform the sculpt before applying onto the base. 3. lightly apply some gorilla glue or PVA glue to the base before gently possitioning the sculpt into possition and gently pressing home. Dont forget to wipe away access glue with a damp cloth before glue dries. 4. Use a little liquid green stuff to remove any unwated texture or dents in the sculpt. 5. Seal down with a light coat of PVA once dry. If your basing a whole army then you would most certainly make your money back on cost saving for purchasing resin cast bases. You can always make up a few extra batches and sell them.

Thanks for the review :)

You can usually just smoothe out the lines from the roller with a little bit of vaseline.

You can save a lot of effort by just putting a blob of green stuff directly onto the base, squashing it a bit & then use a flat object like a plastic bottle cap (with water applied of course) to flatten the GS; it will be perfectly smooth. Any excess can be removed with a hobby knife.

Thank you. I’m still getting one. I’m doing 200 bases, and don’t want to give more money to GW. I will put some dirt and snow on top. Thanks for the review and tutorial.

Good honest review! I think the monetary value of this product is OK if you use it for enough bases, but the 'lines' in the texture are a bit of a deal breaker for me. You mentioned textured mats, I struggled to find any from a quick google, do you know any particular brands that make them? I'm particularly interested in something similar to the 'Factory Ground' roller as something like that would be great for my Adeptus Mechanicus army.

A small flat chisel gently swept over the parts to smooth them out may work.

Thank you

They have brought out bands so you can level and do the thickness you want when rolling

Can I get a link to the green stuff you use. I’m New to the hobby and haven’t used any yet

I feel like those machine lines cane be taken off the dried green stuff with some fine sand paper

I've used green stuff and das clay with my rolling pins and it is as easy as wetting your finger and gently wiping the surface to remove the lines. You could use a silicon sculpting tool if you wanted. Personally I think that these rolling pins are awesome and this video very nearly put me off buying any. I will definitely be getting more but if like me you are unsure after watching this, maybe just get 1 to start with.

Use. Air-dry clay mixed with glue. Then, run a bit of sand paper over it. Think... 20 dollars I got 200 bases

"665 subscribers" ..... hmmmm

You should write a script before each video