Scale Modeling

We often use high-density foam for dioram bases or to model building walls. The best and most convenient way to cut and shape pieces of foam is to use a hot cutter. This...

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...

Special synthetic brush with firm bristles, perfect for two different uses: - To clean your airbrush cup and remove the speckles of dried paint.  - To create chipping effects using the...

Very practical set that includes the accessories you will need to mix and thin your paints Each set includes: 12pcs Paint Tray 2pcs Paint Stirrer 8pcs 3ml Pipette (6 regular, 2...

Very convenient airbrush that comes with a cordless compressor/pressure bottle. It can be charged via a USB plug and then work without being connected to the power grid (though you...

Made with elastic but -at the same time- sturdy material, this thread will allow you to rig your scale ships (especially 1/350 scale) as well as create rigging in biplanes,...

Sanding sticks, sponges or sandpaper all share a characteristic that can be an advantage or a disadvantage: to a higher or lower degree, they all flex and conform to the...

Made of hardened stainless steel, they will keep a sharp cutting edge for many years, ensuring professional results and effortless work. Completely flat for better control of the cuts to...

Convenient paint bottle organizer, with slots for paint bottles (available in two sizes, the typical Vallejo-style 17ml paint bottles and the Citadel paint bottles) Space-Saving Design: The rotating paint bottle...

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

Working with plastic, resin or wooden models requires removing chunks of material to make pieces conform to one another or fit inside one another. If you just need to remove...

I have often found myself in this situation: I have to glue, sand, or paint a piece, and I need both my hands to be free. And the typical vise...