Featured Collection

One of our best-selling diorama vegetation items — long shrubs available in 5 seasonal colors, ready to use straight from the pack.Each pack contains 10+ individual pieces that can be...

Ideal for a multitude of building uses, in scale modeling and architecture design, this set is a great way of getting a varied selection of styrene shapes for an excellent...

A precision dip pen for panel lining scale models and Gunpla — designed to deliver wash or panel liner fluid exactly where you need it, with far more control than...

At some point during the build of a model, we all have to glue in small parts; if we are working with photo-etch, these parts are not "small," they are...

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...

When it's time to paint a multi-tone camo on your model, unless it's a modern scheme with straight lines, masking tape won't help you. So, you have three options: Do...

Create complex camouflage patterns in your planes or AFVs easily with these pre-cut masking stencils. 6 different models to choose from.

(Note: these are replacements or supplies for the Sanding Pen, you need that in order to use the replacements). Both if you need a replacement for the sanding pen, or...

Set of 50 miniature plastic bamboo plants — a best-selling diorama vegetation pack with the exact look needed for Asian-themed scenes, jungle environments, and any setting where bamboo brings instant...

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...

Metal wire is an essential element in your arsenal when it comes to adding details to your models or scratch-building parts. Each roll is 5m long. Using wires of different...

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...