Tools and Supplies for Scale Modeling

Metal files offer a harder "bite" than any sanding stick or paper when adjusting pieces in your models, removing large chunks of plastic, or working with materials harder than that...

Most modern models include some photo-etched parts OOB, and of course, many of us buy aftermarket parts to super-detail our models. However, photo-etched sheets are flat, so you have to...

The DSPIAE AT-CSS Cylindrical Surface Sander is a valuable addition to a modeler's toolkit, particularly for those working with cylindrical and curved components. Its specialized design and ergonomic features cater...

These mini backsaws are specially crafted for modelers with minute teeth so that you can make precise cuts without damaging any unwanted sections of your model. The set includes three...

Whether you're a beginner looking to enhance your modeling skills or an experienced modeler, one essential requirement remains: a professional set of tools to achieve optimal results. These tools are...

Metal wire is not easily bent into the correct shape to achieve realistic handles, pipes, handrails, etc.  This tool lets you create perfectly shaped handles in no time. Valid for...

Many Gundam and scale model fans need to scrape panel lines on the edges of their kit parts. Engraving at a consistent distance from the edge can be difficult. This is...

We usually have all sorts of sanding mediums at our disposal: sanding sticks, sandpaper, or sponges. The problem these have, however, is that it's very hard to use them if...

Easily create circular chamfers in model parts with this tool made by DSPIAE. Check the images and video to see it in action.  

The perfect tool to disassemble certain parts in your gunpla without damaging it is a parts separator. Sharp enough to fit into the parts, bat blunt enough not to damage them....

These semi-rigid sanding sticks stand in the middle between traditional, hard sanding sticks and sanding sponges. They are sturdy enough to allow you to achieve a flat surface if you...

If you build Gundam models, AFVs, or planes, you may find yourself in a situation in which you want to scribe or re-scribe circles or arcs on a panel. If...