Painting Tools For Scale Modeling

Safely restore your models' or miniatures' appearance if they have collected dust using these microfiber brushes. They are soft enough not to damage the kit but strong enough to remove...

Water squeeze bottles are perfect complements in our workbench.  They can be used for refilling cups and other recipients as they empty with use, and I especially use them to...

Stainless steel angle measuring tool, will allow you to: easily mark or cut styrene or wooden pieces at precise angles for a perfect fit. cut masking tape to ensure professional results...

Armored vehicles from the US Army are a very usual topic in the modeling community. They sometimes come with limited decals, though, or they are not good enough to yield a good...

Patterns of Hexagon Camouflage in a Metal Stencil The stencil is reusable and easy to clean. Measures: 80x80mm

These stencils include different variants of contamination, radioactivity, and other warning symbols. They are perfect for post-apocalyptic settings in dioramas or figure bases.  

When painting figures or miniatures, we often need to check the consistency or coverage of the paint. And it's not unusual to test on your thumb or the back of...

We all use some form of thinner, and many use the Tamiya X-20, X-20A, lacquer thinner, etc. Their big bottles are the best in terms of price per milliliter, but...

Alcohol-based panel liner markers, perfect for a convenient panel lining of your models or gunplas. Available in three colors, and an eraser pen to remove the excess. Watch the video...

What can we do to restore our models' appearance if they have collected dust? Traditional cleaning tools like cloths or similar can easily damage the model, weathering, etc. To avoid...

In hobbies like scale modeling, painting, jewelry making, or even nail art, we have to use paints at some time. Be they oils, watercolors, enamels, or acrylics, many times we...

If you build models regularly, especially AFVs, civilian machinery, Gundam, ships or even full-fledged dioramas, at some point you may have (or will, quite likely) found yourself in any of...