Gundam

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...

Those of us who enjoy making scale models often find ourselves having to scribe panel lines. This is especially true in aircraft and ship modeling, as well as in Gundam....

One of the details that can make or break a model is the realism of the metal meshes, typical of air intakes, ventilators, etc. If you are building a Gunpla,...

The "sponge technique" is a very well-known technique to apply effects and weathering in your models, especially to simulate chips in the paint. Not all sponges are valid for that,...

Scratches effects add a lot of realism to tanks and other AFVs, as well as civilian vehicles (like heavy duty machinery) or Gundam models. The traditional way of doing them...

Oil pipes, especially semi-rigid ones, can give a Gunpla an awesome mechanic look, and dynamic at the same time. These pipes, available in different colors, are 3mm in diameter and...

One of the effects that most improves the looks of a model is a "pin wash," where washes are used to highlight details, panels, etc. We typically do this by...

A high-quality toolset that includes the essential tools anyone willing to build scale models or gunplas will need. The set includes: 1 x Sidecutter (nipper) 1 x fine modeling knife...

You can detail your Gundam models with these sets of detailing parts, adding quality eye-like details. There are 28 models available; check them and pick the ones you like best....

If you build Gundam models, AFVs, or planes, you may find yourself in a situation in which you want to scribe or re-scribe a panel line of a complex shape,...

Among the most typical components of industrial-looking projects, like Gunplas or factory / urban dioramas, need certain topical items like metal meshes of different patterns. These metal sheets include sheets...

Once you have finished your Gunpla, you can place it by itself on a shelf, or use a stand for more dynamic poses. But, if you want to go the...