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Paints that are stored for a while may start hardening inside the bottle, as pigments deposit at the bottom. If you use paints that come in a bottle you can...

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As you may or may not know, there are several liquid resin products in the market that allow you to simulate water of different kinds, like oceans, rivers, etc. If...

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Exquisite miniature bushes, perfect for landscaping your vignettes, dioramas, or architectural designs. We have to prepare each shipment individually as they are ordered, so allow it in 3-4 weeks to...

We often need to sand down material when working with plastic, resin or wooden model, to make pieces conform to one another or fit inside one another. If you just...

We use masking tape for two purposes: Its original intended use, masking parts you don't want painted when airbrushing your model. Keeping parts together when gluing your model, especially large...

No matter if you are an scale modeller, someone who enjoys drawing, or any other arts & crafts enthusiast, you have surely found yourself in the situation where you have...

Scale modeling often requires the precise, controlled application of CA glue at specific points in oir models. That can be done with cocktail sticks, but this has the drawback of...

Most scale models and some Gunplas include decals that have to be moistened in water. The typical way of doing that (and the one I use most often) is by...