Kit Improvements

One easy way to enrich AFVs, civilian vehicles, and Gunplas is by adding rivets of different sizes and shapes. These sets of 3D-printed rivets, nuts, and bolts, are available in...

Something many modelers want to add to their AFVs to make them more realistic and eye-catching is a camouflage net. But these nets are hard to recreate. With these products,...

Metal chains are a much-needed addition or part replacement in many kits. They can be used as: Anchor chains in ships (0.85mm for 1/350 and 0.55 for 1/700) Chains added...

Tow cables are a very typical feature of armored fighting vehicles and heavy machinery. And the ones that come with the kits (if they do come at all) are often...

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....

Made with elastic but -at the same time- sturdy material, this thread will allow you to rig your scale ships (especially 1/350 scale) as well as create rigging in biplanes,...

Sandbags are used as protection in armored fighting vehicles, as well as military outposts, bases, etc. This set includes 40 pieces of different shapes of sandbags, so you will have...

Quite often, we want to add some form of conduit or tubing to our models. Especially if you are hyper-detailing engines, wheel bays, cockpits, tank interiors, Gunplas, or civilian machinery....

Metal chains are a welcome addition or replacement part in many kits. They can be used in these cases -and more-: Anchor chains in ships Chains added by tank crews to...

We often want to add wiring to our models, especially when hyper-detailing engines, wheel bays, cockpits, tank interiors, Gunplas, or civilian machinery. These thin cables are an ideal solution, with the...

If you want to add elements that bring a new level of realism to your scale models, dioramas, or figures from WWII, one thing you can easily include are grenades...

Many "mid" and "late" Tiger I kits include the well-known storage box on the back of the turret. Early versions of the tank, however, came with different variants of that...