Other Tools

Rigging deadeyes by hand is fiddly, and it shows. On a wooden model ship the deadeyes that anchor the shrouds sit in a neat row, and the eye catches the...

Weaving the rope ladders for your model ships can take time and be cumbersome. But it will definitely be much easier with this generic jig, that can be adapted to any...

Individual link tracks are a great way to add realism to our tanks and other AFVs. They take some effort to build, though, especially to build them perfectly straight. This...

Have you ever built a Gunpla, and any of the articulations are a bit loose? This pen releases a liquid substance that sticks to the joint balls in your model. It...

Rigging is only as clean as your blocks. Hand-holding tiny single-, double- and triple-sheave blocks while you glue and thread them is where most rigging goes wrong. This fixator jig...

When building wooden ships, we often have to bend wood planks, especially those that go near the bow. Doing it by hand or with makeshift contraptions can lead to irregular...

The Professional Nail Presser Tool is a must-have for anyone building miniature wooden ship models. It lets you press tiny brass or steel nails cleanly into delicate planking without splitting...

High-quality metal hammer of reduced dimensions, perfect for precision jobs like assisting with chamfering, working with burins, etc. The hammer's face features a rubber pad, so you can even use it...

This mini hammer is perfect for the kind of work hobbyists have to do. With a metal side and a softer, plastic one, you can use it with engravers, awls,...

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....

There are products that are pretty self-explanatory, as they are the simple solution to an often annoying problem: Have you ever had a screw, nut or washer fall off your...

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