Stencils

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...

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...

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...

Patterns of Rain-stained rust in a Metal Stencil. Valid for 1/16, 1/24, , 1/32, 1/35,1/48, 1/72, 1/100 scales The stencil is reusable and easy to clean. Measures: 80x80mm

This set of stencils is perfect if you want to airbrush (or hand-paint) the typical US WWII star (in different shapes and sizes) as well as letters and numbers. They...

Patterns of Paint falling and damage in a Metal Stencil (quick solution to old age, leaking spray). Valid for 1/16, 1/24, , 1/32, 1/35,1/48, 1/72, 1/100 scales The stencil is...

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...

Patterns of WW2 Ambus Camouflage in a Metal Stencil The stencil is reusable and easy to clean. Measures: 80x80mm

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

Avoid large boring, uniform surfaces in your models. Two useful techniques to do so are marbling and mapping, by which we spray a lighter or darker color in a random...