Building Tools For Scale Modeling

Easily remove sprue gates, mold lines, unneeded details, and more with this quality push-knife. It comes with two different edges, and can be placed inside an optional handle.  

Sanding sponges are a perfect tool to sand large surfaces or long edges, in cases where a  rigid sanding tool could create unwanted flat spots. Made of high-quality materials, they...

If you enjoy building wooden model ships, you know some typical elements are the deadeyes that connect the rigging to the hull fixtures. They can look very good, but to...

Cutting knives are possibly the top tool in a modeler's arsenal as you build your models, at least in the building stage. They're a must-have to remove leftovers from the...

We love scribing templates, as a tool to guide our blades or scribing tools when engraving panel lines in our planes, gunplas etc. When we are dealing with complex and/or...

A very convenient accessory that has been designed as an aid when sanding cylindrical (or, in general, large curved) surfaces. Cut a thin strip of sanding paper, lock it in...

Quickly and conveniently engrave circles of different diameters in your models or gunplas with this 14-in-1 tool. Check the images and video to see it in action.  

We sometimes need to cut large and strong pieces of plastic, that may damage regular side-cutters. Or we have to remove sprue nubs in the middle of a large flat...

Among the most essential tools for many hobbies are precision tweezers, especially a set with different point shapes and angles: These tweezers come in three shapes: curved, straight, and round-point. They...

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...

When building scale models or Gunplas, we often have to make equidistant markings or holes. They may be needed to engrave panels, simulate rivets, or install conduits, fairings, etc. If...

A simple cutting tool is likely the most used one in our toolbox. Cutting knives are very good, but some prefer scalpels. They are typically sharper and also available in...