Tools and Supplies for Scale Modeling

Precision tweezers are one of the most essential tools for hobbyists. A good tweezers range should include tools of different shapes: curved, straight, and round-point. Metallic and silicone-tipped pointed tweezers are also...

Three extra cutting blades for the DSPIAE Stepless Circular Cutter. This set includes three differently angled blades for cutting paper or plastic of different thicknesses.

With these small rat tail pipes, that you can attach to almost all tubes or bottles of glue, you can place tiny drops of glue in very precise locations. Increase...

When working with tiny parts (PE details, 3D-printed rivets, minute styrene parts in a kit) our fingers are often too big to handle them. Even precision tweezers may not be...

A self-healing cutting mat built for precision work — with a grid that covers every standard paper size from A4 to A1, in both cm and inches. Size Dimensions (cm)...

Easily hold model parts together while glue sets. Thanks to their seamless design, they can be opened up to 30 degrees, and they include a padded surface to prevent damage to your models,...

Many models, or modifications we're making on them, require us to create internal openings in one or more plastic parts. Of course, any regular saw is not an option because...

Reverse tweezers are very convenient for holding kit parts, especially when a big strength is not needed. These tweezers come in three shapes: curved, straight, and slightly angled. They are perfect...

Rapid-curing UV glue with a clear finish and no shrinkage. Perfect for gluing pieces that need extra strength that need a clear glue or to simulate glass in places such as...

Blunt needles have many uses in crafts, especially scale modeling: They can be used as super-glue applicators for precise placing. Cut at the appropriate measure they can be used as...

Many hobbies require precision measurements. Quite often, just eyeballing them on a ruler or measuring tape is not "good enough" for our needs, and we need an exact value. This...

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...