Painting Tools For Scale Modeling

These saw-shaped brushes are perfect to apply weathering effects such as streaks, smoke traces, etc. where we want some randomness.  

As any experienced modeller knows, the build stage of a kit is important, but what it really brings a tank, plane or ship to life is the painting stage. That's...

This set of stencils will allow you to airbrush (or even hand-paint) the most typical shapes of numbers used by Wehrmacht armored units during WWII. Why and when may you...

These products -used by dentists when fixing root canals- are perfect for cleaning thin airbrush nozzles and any other hard-to-reach small hole in your airbrush, as they are millimiters thin...

Painting wheels can be time-consuming and a bit frustrating. The fastest way to achieve a good result is to use a mask. That way, you can first prime the part,...

Apply weathering effects to your models or dioramas to make them much more visually interesting. Pick the pattern you want, place the stencil on your model, stick them using masking tape,...

Stainless steel angle measuring tool, will allow you to: easily mark or cut styrene or wooden pieces at precise angles for a perfect fit. cut masking tape to ensure professional results...

When painting figures or miniatures, we often need to check the consistency or coverage of the paint. And it's not unusual to test on your thumb or the back of...

Set that contains four synthetic brushes of different shapes, perfect for weathering purposes.  

Patterns of Splashing sludge in a Metal Stencil (quick determination of degradation). Valid for 1/16, 1/24, , 1/32, 1/35,1/48, 1/72, 1/100 scales The stencil is reusable and easy to clean....

Applying weathering effects to your models or dioramas makes them much more visually interesting. Creating water, mud, paint, or even blood splashes adds realism but it can be difficult to...

Armored vehicles from the Red Army make for a very valued topic in the modeling community. They sometimes come with limited decals, though, or the decals are "too white" or...