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Rubber brushes are being used more often lately, and their uses only keeps growing: Their origin can be found in the nail art use, as they offer much more control...

Scale modelers may need a precision trimming tool at some point. They may be useful: To engrave panel lines and indentations in models. To cut complex shapes -with very fine...

If there is a shape we often struggle to cut when dealing with styrene sheets, papers, masks, etc., those are perfectly round circles. First, we have to draw it, and...

Those of us who enjoy making scale models often find ourselves having to scribe panel lines. This is especially true in aircraft and ship modeling, as well as in Gundam....

If you draw, paint, write or build scale models often, you may have found yourself in this situation at some point: After some time enjoying your hobby, your table or...

High density foam board designed for scale modeling and scenery — ideal for diorama bases, terrain building, architectural structures, and any project that needs a lightweight material that's easy to...

One of the details that can make or break a model is the realism of the metal meshes, typical of air intakes, ventilators, etc. If you are building a Gunpla,...

Scale modelers, painters, etc. often have to make their own mixes, either because the color you want to use is not available "as is" in the market, or you prefer...

An electric static grass applicator that uses static electricity to make grass fibres stand upright — giving you realistic, natural-looking terrain on dioramas, model railway layouts, wargaming bases, and miniature...

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...

This 2mm static grass powder is the go-to choice for modellers who need fine, realistic ground cover at small scales. At just 2mm in length, it is perfectly sized for...

If you plan on spending (or have spent) a decent amount of money in your airbrush, I find it quite logical to take care of it so that it doesn't...