Milliput Standard 2-part epoxy putty

The Milliput Standard 2-part Epoxy Putty is a two-component modelling and repair putty widely used in scale modelling, sculpting, and general repairs. It consists of two separate sticks (resin and hardener) that are mixed together to create a durable, workable putty.

About the product

Once the two parts are combined in equal amounts, Milliput forms a malleable putty that can be shaped, sculpted, smoothed with water, and later hardens into a very strong, sandable solid material.

It is one of the most versatile materials in modelling due to its ability to:

• fill gaps and seams

• sculpt missing or custom details

• repair broken plastic or resin parts

• create terrain or diorama textures

Key features

✔ 2-part epoxy putty (resin + hardener)
✔ Air-hardening once mixed
✔ Can be carved, sanded, drilled, and painted when cured
✔ Water-smoothable while working
✔ Strong and durable once set
✔ Suitable for plastic, resin, metal, wood, and ceramics

Typical modelling uses

Milliput Standard is commonly used for:

• filling seams on aircraft and armour kits

• scratch-building missing details (bolts, welds, rivets)

• sculpting figures or modifications

• repairing broken kit parts

• making diorama ground texture, rocks, and rubble

• blending resin conversions into plastic kits

Working process

1. Cut equal parts from both sticks

2. Knead together until colour is uniform

3. Apply to model within working time (about 1–2 hours)

4. Shape or smooth using water or tools

5. Allow to cure fully (usually 3–5 hours to set, 24 hours full hardness)

6. Sand, carve, or paint once hardened

Skill level

Beginner to Advanced

Suitable for:

• all modellers

• especially useful for beginners learning gap filling

• essential for advanced scratch-building and conversions

Ideal for

• scale aircraft builders

• armour modellers

• figure sculptors

• diorama creators

• scratch-building and conversion projects

Summary

Milliput Standard 2-part Epoxy Putty is a high-strength, multi-purpose modelling material used for filling, shaping, and repairing scale models, making it one of the most essential tools in any modeller’s workshop.