anyone know how to make ghillie suits?

[bad moon on afull moon]

thanks for the links masterowen those kreig snipers really do look awesome and the greenstuffing not too hard. that one by dave 38x is awesome but i cant tell how the ghillie suits been made.
ill try greenstuff, probably the least fiddly of all the techniques. thanks again for all the ideas.

[FastEd]

[URL="http://www.belloflostsouls.net/2009/11/40k-hobby-paper-tarps.html"]http://www.belloflostsouls.net/2009/11/40k-hobby-paper-tarps.html[/URL]

Try this. Should be able to add a little on top of the tarps to give it that leafy look and feel.

[bad moon on afull moon]

thats could work too, so now iv got 5 different methods to try out

[vharing]

I made ghillie suits for my SM scouts a while ago. I used mesh for modeling with clay. I molded the mesh around the models and than spray painted it. I then glued flock to the mesh and used a dull coat to seal it. I didnt glue them on so that the ghillie suits could be removed. It worked so well that I forgot them in forests a few times.

[Denzark]

Best method I know, I got my old man to make a Squat (yes I said it) sniper for me. I now use it as a vindicare assassin. Take scrap sprue. With a modelling/stanley knife, make 100's of little shavings, all 5mm or less. Then, coat the miniature in liquid poly, and simply sprinkle on - remember at rest the strand of a Ghilllie suit will droop downwards. I will try and post a picture later.

[bad moon on afull moon]

thanks denzark and vharing, both those ways sound like theyd work really well