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Nowadays most models include some photo etched parts OOB, and of course love buying aftermarket parts from Eduard and the likes to super-detail our models. But of course, photo etched...

Many modern kits include some photo-etched parts OOB and, of course, we often buy aftermarket parts from Eduard and the likes to super-detail our models. But of course, photo-etched sheets are...

Set that includes a Handrail & Ladder Set for 1/200 Scale Model Ship recreated in photo-etch for maximum scale accuracy. Perfect for improving the realism of your 1/200 scale models....

Photoetched brass branches with leaves in 1/35 scale — Style 1 pattern. Fine in-scale foliage on a brass fret, designed both as realistic diorama vegetation and as authentic field-deployed camouflage...

Photoetched brass branches with leaves in 1/35 scale — Style 2 pattern, a distinct design from Style 1, Style 3, and Style 4. Use it as natural diorama vegetation or...

Photoetched brass branches with leaves in 1/35 scale — Style 3 pattern, a third distinct foliage design alongside our Style 1, 2, and 4 PE branches. Use for realistic diorama...

Photoetched brass branches with leaves in 1/35 scale — Style 4 pattern, the fourth distinct design in our PE branches range. Use as scale vegetation in European dioramas or as...

An excellent way to enrich your Gundam model is to add turbine blades made with photoetch metal. They add an amazing level of detail and allow you to make your...

Add an exclusive detail to your kits by creating a detailed diffuser/heat sink. Perfect for civilian machinery, sci-fi and gunplas.

Aftermarket photo-etch sets require you to roll certain parts into cylinders or curved surfaces. You need a guiding surface to roll the PE around, and it's often hard to find an...

If you are building scale models or Gunplas, you may want to make equidistant markings or holes following different patterns. They may be needed to engrave locking mechanisms, simulate rivets,...

One of the effects that most improves the looks of a model is a "pin wash," where washes are used to highlight details, panels, etc. We typically do this by...