For Seniors

Overturning a glue bottle is among the worst things that can happen on your workbench: the glue is wasted, and it can completely ruin a whole model or kit. These glue...

If you enjoy building wooden model ships, you know some typical elements are the deadeyes that connect the rigging to the hull fixtures. They can look very good, but to...

The Pro Magnifying Glass with Stand Station, lets you clip on & work on anything from soldering to macro detailed delicate arts/crafts while leaving your hands free to improve your...

When we are painting our models, be they AFVs, figures, or any other model, we often need to be able to access them from different angles. We can of course...

Carving guide tapes are perfect for engraving or carving complex and curved surfaces. These flexible but hard tapes were created precisely for that purpose. Stick them to any surface of...

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...

Reverse tweezers are very convenient for holding kit parts, especially when a big strength is not needed. These tweezers come in three shapes: curved, straight, and slightly angled. They are perfect...

When we work with scale models or gunplas, we often have to drill holes, sand parts, stick decals, or glue photoetched parts, to name a few. For small pieces with...

Mini vise, perfect for holding parts while you cut them, drill holes or paint them. Made of quality materials, especially for hobbyists.

With this universal precision vise, you will be able to hold your model, figure, or gunpla as you work on it, being able to sand, cut or engrave details without...

When working with tiny parts (PE details, 3D-printed rivets, minute styrene parts in a kit) our fingers are often too big to handle them. Even precision tweezers may not be...

Many models and dioramas require cuts to be made in specific angles. Of course, we can use a protractor and a ruler to draw them on the surface, but when...