Cutting Tools

We often have to remove delicate pieces from the sprue (or runner, however you prefer to call them). Or cut pieces that have a very narrow connection point, that could...

Modelers often have to make precise and controlled cuts on their models. Maybe the instructions call for it, or maybe you want to install aftermarket parts. Regular hobby saws and...

Scale modelers may need a precision trimming tool at some point. They may be useful: To engrave panel lines and indentations in models. To cut complex shapes -with very fine...

Mini saws especially crafted for modelers, with minute teeth so that you can make controlled cuts without damaging any unwanted sections of your model. Several models available so you can...

In some cases, pieces are attached to the sprues (or runners) with quite inaccessible connection points. If you use a traditional side-cutter, you may have a hard time reaching it,...

If there is a shape we often struggle to cut when dealing with styrene sheets, papers, masks, etc., those are perfectly round circles. First, we have to draw it, and...

This pen, including several blades, includes a 360º rotating head, which ensures you can follow any curve you have drawn or you are cutting using a stencil. If you are...

A must-have in any modeler's workbench, the self-healing cutting mats allow you to cut plastic without damaging either the pieces or the surface below. And they are incredibly resistant, thanks...

Quite often, when building a model, you have to cut thin strips of material. It can be a strip of a styrene sheet, to be added as a detail to...

Your cutting knife will most likely be the tool you will use the most as you build your models, at least in your building stage. You will be using it...

High density foam is often used as the basis for dioramas and vignettes, or to model building walls. And, of course, it has to be cut to size, carved and...