Stencils

Painting wheels can be one of the most time-consuming and, at the same time, less motivating tasks in scale modeling. The fastest way to achieve a good result is to...

A weathered model looks much more realistic and is more visually appealing than just a base-coated one. If painting rust, mold, or any other stains and surface decolorations by hand...

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...

Large uniform surfaces are boring to the eye, and not very realistic. A very frequent technique used to add tonal variation is marbling, by which we spray a lighter or...

Forest camouflages are incredibly eye-catching. And they are the way many European armies paint their AFVs. They are, however, very hard to paint by hand (no matter if you are...

Avoid large uniform surfaces, which are boring to the eye and not very realistic.  With these stencils, you can easily create pre-shading effects such as marbling, mapping and more. Each set...

Reusable metal stencil for creating realistic vertical rust streaks and rain-driven weathering on tanks, vehicles, ships, and industrial models. Recreates the natural patterns of rust running down from metal seams,...

Reusable metal stencil for airbrushing realistic paint chipping and damage effects on scale model vehicles, aircraft, ships, and Gunpla. The pattern recreates the look of worn, age-cracked paint and impact...

Reusable metal stencil for WWII ambush camouflage — the period-correct disc pattern adopted by late-war German armor from 1944 onwards. Used across the Panzer family: Panther, Tiger I, Tiger II,...

Painting wheels can be time-consuming and a bit frustrating. The fastest way to achieve a good result is to use a mask. That way, you can first prime the part,...

Reusable metal stencil for the distinctive German ambush camouflage — the disc pattern used on late-war Panzer, Panther, Tiger I, and Tiger II tanks from 1944 onwards. Painting this disc-pattern...

Many Asian armies, as well as some from other continents, have been using digital pattern camos for a while. And they can also be used in fictional (sci-fi, what-if) vehicles....