Model-making tools

Model-making tools

40ml Square Bottle Holder, model accessory, 80x80mm

€3.89

This 40 ml Square Bottle Holder adds a simple layer of control to model-building work by surrounding a square bottle with a PE sponge frame sized at 80 x 80 x 12 mm. The snug fit helps limit tipping if the bottle is knocked during cement application, keeping the work area steadier while parts, tools and materials are spread across the bench. The holder is intended for the 40 ml square bottles used for modeling cement and similar aids, so the bottle sits within a cutout rather than balancing on its own base. That extra support matters most during close brush work, when a hand, sleeve or tool can catch the bottle edge. The PE sponge material keeps the format light and easy to place, and the single-holder design makes it easy to position one bottle exactly where the current build needs it. An included tab also allows multiple holders to be linked together for a more ordered arrangement of bench liquids. On a busy workbench, the holder helps separate cement from painted parts, decals and unfinished assemblies by giving the bottle a defined place. It also suits longer building sessions where the same adhesive is picked up and set down repeatedly, keeping the bottle stable and close to the active work area.

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A4 Cutting Mat, hobby craft mat, 320 x 225 mm

€16.79

This A4 cutting mat brings a measured, stable work surface to model making and paper craft, with a 320 x 225 x 2 mm format that sits neatly on the bench while still extending slightly beyond standard A4 paper. The green surface carries printed reference markings that keep trimming, alignment and layout work clear at a glance. The front side combines a 1 cm grid, 10-degree angle guides, a 1 mm step ruler, curved markings and circular references, giving one surface for straight cuts, angled lines and repeated shape work. A 3-ply structure places a hard inner layer between softer outer layers, a construction designed to leave cut traces less conspicuous and help preserve blade sharpness over longer use. The reverse side is plain, so the mat can be turned over when a clean surface suits the task better. The printed markings are intended as guides, and precise measurement work should still be checked with dedicated measuring tools. On the bench, the mat supports jobs such as trimming sheet material, cutting paper patterns, preparing masking shapes and setting out small model parts before assembly. It should be stored flat and kept away from high temperatures to help prevent warping over time.

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Angled Round Tip Tweezers, Craft Tool, Steel

€18.49

These angled round tip tweezers bring clear sightlines and controlled handling to close-detail work. The bent tip profile helps approach small parts from the side instead of directly above, which can make placement easier when working in confined areas or around raised details. The steel body gives the tool a precise, clean feel, while the broad flat grip section supports stable finger placement during slow, exact movements. The round tip form is suited to delicate handling where a sharp point would be too aggressive, making it useful for lifting, turning or settling fine materials into place. In model making, the angled shape can help when positioning markings, adjusting miniature components or guiding small pieces into narrow openings. The slim profile also suits electronics handling and other bench tasks that call for careful control over tiny parts. On a hobby desk, these tweezers fit naturally alongside assembly, finishing and detail correction work. They support steady placement during miniature builds, careful repositioning during surface detailing, and neat handling whenever fingertips are too large for the job.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Angled Tweezers, model tool, stainless steel

€12.99

These angled tweezers bring precise control to close-up model work, with bent fine tips that make it easier to reach small parts and place decals where a straight tool can get in the way. The angled form keeps the working point visible during careful positioning, which helps when aligning tiny pieces on detailed builds. The tweezers are made from stainless steel and finished with a black cationic coating. This combination gives the tool a clean, technical look while supporting long-term workshop use. Rounded edges are designed to prevent scratching, an important detail when working near painted surfaces, clear parts or freshly applied markings. The slim body suits delicate handling tasks such as lifting, turning and adjusting small components during assembly or finishing. On the bench, the tool fits naturally into decal application, part placement and other fine correction work that calls for a steady grip and a narrow contact point. It also works well as a dedicated craft tool kept alongside knives, files and cutters for repeated detail sessions on scale models.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Basic Drill Set, model tool, 1.0 to 3.0 mm

€17.99

The Basic Drill Set brings 5 drill sizes into one compact model tool set, covering 1.0 mm, 1.5 mm, 2.0 mm, 2.5 mm and 3.0 mm for precise hole work across a wide range of hobby tasks. This spread gives a practical progression from fine starter holes to larger openings when parts need a broader pass. Each diameter serves a distinct role during model preparation and finishing. Smaller bits can be used where narrow openings or careful pilot points are needed, while the larger sizes support follow-up drilling when fittings, posts or mounting points call for more space. Keeping these 5 sizes together makes it easier to select the required diameter for the next step instead of working around a single fixed size. The set format also keeps the focus on measured, deliberate drilling rather than improvised tool choices. On the bench, the range suits routine workshop jobs such as preparing parts, adjusting openings and refining fit before final joining. It also works well for hobby sessions that move between delicate detail work and broader drilling tasks, with each bit size ready for the specific opening required.

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Basic File Set (3), modeling tool set, 16 cm

€10.79

The Basic File Set (3) brings 3 distinct file shapes into one compact modeling tool set for controlled shaping, smoothing and edge work. Flat, round and half-round profiles make it easier to match the filing surface to the part being worked, whether the task involves straight edges, drilled openings or curved contours. Each file measures about 16 cm in length, giving a hand-friendly format for bench work where smaller parts and tighter areas need steady control. The set is specially developed for modeling use, with double-cut surfaces that support material removal on plastic and soft metals. That combination suits cleanup after cutting, refining contact points, easing tight fits and smoothing visible areas before the next build step. On a workbench, the flat file can true edges and level small surfaces, while the round file reaches into holes and narrow recesses. The half-round profile helps follow curved sections where a flat face alone cannot sit cleanly. Black handles support a firm grip through repeated strokes, keeping the focus on accurate hand finishing across hobby, craft and model-building tasks.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Bending Plier for Photo Etched Craft Tool

€34.49

The Bending Plier for Photo Etched is made for the precise shaping work that gives scale builds a cleaner, more refined finish. Its long, narrow metal jaws reach small tabs and edges on photo-etched parts, making controlled bends easier when working with thin stainless metal components that demand a steadier touch than standard molded parts. A spring loop between the handles keeps the jaws open after each movement, so the plier is ready for the next adjustment without constant resetting. This helps when a part needs to be held, aligned and bent in short, careful steps. The curved black handles support a stable grip during close bench work, especially when handling tiny detail pieces where finger placement and pressure matter. In a photo-etched workflow, the plier covers the shaping stage after parts have been cut free and cleaned, giving fine metal additions their intended form before placement on the model. On the workbench, it suits tasks such as folding tabs, refining edges and positioning narrow stainless metal details before attachment. The compact, precision-led format also fits careful touch-up work on hard-to-reach areas where broader tools can get in the way.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Conical File 1.5-8 mm, hobby tool, #200 finish

€24.49

This conical file is built for precise modification work on molded parts with holes, using a tapered filing surface to reach areas that flat tools cannot address cleanly. With an overall length of 150 mm, a 55 mm file section and a working diameter range from 1.5 mm to 8 mm, it supports controlled shaping of narrow openings, rounded cutouts and gradually widening holes on model parts. The #200 grade finish is tuned for fine adjustments rather than aggressive removal, making it useful when a part needs a cleaner edge, a more accurate opening or a smoother transition inside a curved recess. The conical form allows contact at different points along the taper, so the same tool can work near the tip for smaller openings or farther down the file for broader shaping. An embossed grip supports a secure hold while changing the filing angle across detailed surfaces. A transparent cover protects the filing section when the tool is stored in a drawer, toolbox or hobby case. On the workbench, this file suits careful fitting and cleanup on molded components that need subtle correction before final assembly or finishing. It is especially useful during test fitting, edge refinement and detail preparation where a gradual taper gives more control than a straight file.

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Craft Knife II hobby cutter with auto-lock blade

€6.39

Craft Knife II combines a slim retractable format with an ergonomic black handle and a stainless steel segmented blade for precise hobby cutting. The auto-lock slider fixes the blade at the selected extension, helping maintain a steady feel when trimming masking film, scoring sheet material or cutting clean lines through paper and card at the workbench. The blade is made from high-carbon stainless steel with a thickness of 0.38 mm, a detail that supports a fine cutting edge while adding resistance to rust. When the cutting edge dulls, the rear clip detaches by squeezing the tabs on both sides and serves as a blade snapper for removing worn sections. The blade can also be removed, reversed and reinstalled for left-handed use, so the same knife adapts to different hand positions without changing the handle layout. Commercially available small cutter knife replacement blades are compatible. On a model bench, in a craft corner or beside a cutting mat for decal and masking work, the compact body keeps the tool easy to place, pick up and reset between cuts. The retractable blade format also suits short, repeated trimming passes where controlled extension matters as much as edge sharpness.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Craft Saw Blade, replacement hobby saw blade

€6.99

This craft saw blade brings fine-toothed cutting control to detailed hobby and model work. The slim metal form, long rectangular profile and narrow toothed edge suit careful trimming, separating and shaping where a broader workshop saw would feel too coarse. A rounded front tip helps the blade move into tighter working areas while keeping the cutting edge clearly visible during each pass. The blade is shown as a standalone replacement part with a circular mounting hole for fitting to a compatible handle. Its dark metal surface and brushed finish keep the form easy to read on the bench, especially when following marked lines or working close to small components. The continuous row of fine teeth along one side is geared toward measured hand movement rather than fast rough cutting, which makes it useful for controlled material removal in model building, craft assembly and detail work. On the workbench, this blade suits jobs such as trimming sheet material, refining openings and separating delicate sections before sanding or final fitting. It also works well as a spare blade kept alongside other hobby tools, ready for precise hand cutting when a knife or larger saw is not the right match.

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Craft Tools Bending Tweezers for PE Parts

€23.99

Craft Tools Bending Tweezers for PE Parts are made for the precise handling and shaping that photo-etched details demand. The stainless steel tool is designed for brass and nickel silver parts, with a slim 100 mm format that sits neatly in the hand while working over small model assemblies and etched fittings. Unlike general-purpose tweezers, this tool is built around the bending task itself. The tips are made as thin as possible so they can be positioned directly along a fold line before the metal is bent by hand. That close contact helps keep narrow tabs and fine edges aligned while forming crisp angles on delicate components. The tweezers can be used on fold lines up to 10 mm in length, which suits many of the small brackets, panels and detail sections found in photo-etched parts sets. For model builders working with finer metal additions, that focused geometry gives more control than a standard pickup tool. On the bench, the compact length supports careful work in tight spaces around unfinished assemblies, detail sprues and small subassemblies. The stainless steel construction also suits repeated use as part of a regular modelling tool set, whether shaping a single etched flap or preparing several metal details for a larger build.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Curved Scissors for Polycarbonate Hobby Trimming

€19.49

These curved scissors are made for the precise trimming work that polycarbonate R/C car bodies demand. The stainless steel blades combine a slim profile with a curved cutting edge, giving clear access to shaped sections where flat tools can be awkward to position. Around wheel openings, roof edges and molded corners, the blade shape helps follow the line of the body with a steadier cutting path. The compact format suits close hand work on hobby benches, where small adjustments often matter as much as the main cut. The curved blade tip reaches into formed contours with less repositioning, which helps when refining openings after the main body shape is removed. Stainless steel construction gives the cutting edges a solid, workshop-ready feel for repeated use on polycarbonate shells and other detailed trimming tasks linked to model body preparation. Used during body finishing, these scissors support careful shaping before painting, mounting and final assembly. They fit naturally into R/C car build sessions where clean edges and controlled cuts help the bodyshell sit neatly and keep the finished outline crisp.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Curved Scissors, PC Body Tool, 12 mm Blade

€31.49

These curved scissors are made for detailed trimming work on polycarbonate model bodies, where a clean line matters as much as the paint and decals that follow. The 12 mm blade size keeps the cutting area compact, making it easier to guide the edge through tight curves, narrow openings and shaped sections that appear around wheel arches, windows and cockpit cutouts. The curved blade profile changes how the tool meets the material. Instead of forcing a straight path through rounded shell sections, the cutting edge follows the contour more naturally, which helps reduce awkward hand repositioning during fine trimming. On thin polycarbonate sheets, that added control is useful when separating molded sections, refining body edges or cleaning up small areas after the first rough cut. The format suits bench work where precision matters more than reach. In a model building setup, these scissors slot in alongside knives, reamers and sanding tools as a dedicated option for curved cuts. They are especially useful during body preparation, when shell openings and perimeter lines need steady, repeatable shaping before mounting and finishing continue. Their focused 12 mm blade size keeps the tool aimed at detail work rather than broad sheet cutting.

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Cutting Mat α A4, hobby mat, 300 x 220 mm

€15.99

The Cutting Mat α A4 brings a compact 300 x 220 mm work area to model benches where clean cuts, measured layouts and repeatable alignment matter. Its 2 mm thickness and translucent blue finish create a clear visual base for trimming sheet material, marking lines and setting small parts in place during close-up hobby work. The surface is printed with more than a standard grid. In addition to straight measurement guides, it carries R curves and dedicated lines for cutting masking tape, which helps when preparing paint masks or repeating narrow tape widths. The mat is made from low-odor olefin resin, a practical choice for indoor bench use where tools, parts and markings stay close at hand. A 3-layer structure places a hard inner core between softer outer layers, guiding the knife edge through repeated passes while helping reduce wear on blades. The printed markings serve as layout guides for cutting and positioning tasks across model and craft work. On a worktable beside a ruler, knife and small components, the A4 format fits neatly into limited space while still leaving room for measured cuts and angle checks. It suits routine bench tasks such as trimming masking material, sizing styrene pieces, marking curves and keeping small-scale hobby work organized in one defined area.

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Cutting Mat α A5, hobby cutting mat, blue

€10.29

The Cutting Mat α A5 brings a compact 220 x 150 x 2 mm work surface to model making, craft cutting and bench preparation, with a translucent blue finish that stays easy to read under strong task lighting. Its A5 footprint suits smaller desks, side tables and portable tool setups where clean measuring and controlled knife work need to happen in a limited space. Across the printed face, the mat combines edge rulers with millimeter markings, a measurement grid, angle guides, circular references and a large protractor-style semicircle. Radius curves marked from R100 to R500 add a practical reference when shaping or checking rounded sections. The reverse side is plain, giving a second working face when a clear surface is preferred for layout tasks. The olefin resin material is described as low odor, which helps during longer indoor sessions focused on trimming parts, preparing paint masks or sizing sheet stock. On the bench, the printed tape-cutting lines support repeatable masking strips when a ruler and hobby knife are used together. The mat suits detail tasks such as measuring small components, setting cut angles and preparing curved templates before assembly or finishing work begins.

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Decal Scissors, model tool for precise trimming

€24.49

These Decal Scissors bring fine control to 2 common model workshop jobs: trimming paper decals and cutting soft R/C racing rubber tires. The carbon steel construction and pointed blade shape support close, accurate cuts where larger scissors can feel clumsy, whether working around small printed markings or removing thin flash from molded tire edges. For decal work, the narrow tip helps separate intricate shapes from the sheet with less excess paper left around the design. For tire prep, the blades can trim molding flash from soft racing rubber and also support precise modifications when a track setup calls for a specific cut pattern. The compact format suits bench work where small movements matter, and the sharp cutting edge is intended for detail-focused handling rather than broad general-purpose cutting. To preserve the cutting edge, the scissors are intended for paper decals and should not be used on vinyl stickers. On a model bench, they fit naturally beside paint, tweezers and sanding tools during the finishing stage. At the track, they help clean tire edges or prepare a fresh set of rubber before setup changes, giving builders and racers a focused tool for neat, exact trimming work.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Decal Tweezers, hobby tool with angled tips

€22.49

These decal tweezers are shaped for careful handling of both small and larger transfers, giving model work a more controlled touch where printed markings need exact placement. The angled tip makes it easier to approach surfaces at a clear working angle, whether positioning a narrow stripe along an edge or settling a larger graphic onto a curved section. The stainless steel body brings a slim, precise format suited to close bench work, while the tip geometry divides the task by size. Smaller decals can be picked up delicately at the pointed ends, where fine contact helps with detailed alignment on compact areas. Larger decals are supported lower down the tip, allowing a broader hold that helps keep the transfer flat while it is moved into place. This split handling approach is the key mechanism of the tool: the same tweezers use the point for fine markings and the lower tip area for wider pieces. On a model-building bench, that means one tool can move from tiny insignia to broader printed graphics without changing grip or reaching for a second pair. Used alongside water-slide markings during finishing work, the angled form helps maintain a clear view of the placement area while guiding the decal onto the target surface.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Design Knife Blade (30), replacement blades

€5.69

Design Knife Blade (30) supplies a fresh cutting edge for detailed hobby work, with 30 replacement blades stored together in a plastic container for orderly handling between sessions. The blade shape suits fine trimming, scoring and close detail work where controlled cuts matter on small parts and precise outlines. As a replacement accessory for the Design Knife, this set focuses on keeping cutting performance consistent as edges wear through regular use. Swapping a worn blade promptly helps maintain a cleaner cut and steadier handling during modelmaking, craft preparation and careful finishing work. The compact storage case keeps the blades contained in one place on the bench and helps separate unused blades from loose tools and materials. On a build table, the set supports repeated detail tasks such as trimming film, refining edges or cutting small shapes with a sharper working edge available when needed. It also fits neatly into a regular hobby supply setup, where spare blades are kept ready for ongoing assembly, finishing and workshop use.

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Design Knife, hobby craft knife with 30 blades

€12.99

The Design Knife brings fine control to trimming, scoring and detail cutting, with a sharp triangular blade mounted in a metal chuck and a black and gold handle shaped for steady hand work. Ridged and knurled grip areas support careful guidance when working along narrow edges, small openings or precise cut lines on model-making materials. The blade format suits close, deliberate cuts where a larger craft knife would feel less exact, and the metal chuck keeps the mounted blade aligned during detailed work. A set of 30 replacement blades extends the knife's working life across repeated bench sessions and keeps fresh cutting edges close at hand. Protective cap parts are also included for covered storage between uses. The visible Made in JAPAN marking identifies the origin stated on the tool itself. On a model bench, the knife supports clean trimming of parts, careful scoring before separation, and small corrective cuts during finishing work. It also fits general hobby and craft tasks that call for a narrow blade tip, controlled pressure and a compact handle that stays precise in the hand.

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Diamond File for Photo Etched, hobby file

€11.29

The Diamond File for Photo Etched is a precision hobby tool made to refine thin metal details with more control than a standard file. Its diamond abrasive surface is suited to light carving on hard materials such as stainless metal, helping clean up edges on photo-etched parts while keeping the work focused and accurate. The slim profile and pointed working end also make the tool useful for narrow grooves, corners and other small sections that need careful finishing. A key advantage of this file is the way it moves across delicate etched metal. The surface files equally well in any direction, so shaping strokes can follow the angle of the part instead of forcing a single filing path. It is also designed not to snag on thin photo-etched sections, which matters when working with fine tabs, cut lines and small decorative details. The half-circle shape adds another practical benefit by reaching into curved or recessed areas that are awkward with flatter tools. On the bench, this file fits naturally into the finishing stage after parts are cut free and before bending or final placement. It helps remove flash, smooth contact points and tidy hard-to-reach areas on detailed model assemblies where a clean metal edge changes the final look.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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E-Ring Tool 2 mm, model tool for tiny clips

€11.29

The E-Ring Tool 2 mm is a dedicated hand tool for one of the fiddliest jobs in RC model building: fitting and removing tiny 2 mm E-rings. Its specially designed tip uses a unique shape to catch the clip securely, making small fastening work easier to control during construction and maintenance. Instead of relying on general-purpose pliers or improvised tools, this format focuses directly on the narrow opening and small contact area of 2 mm E-rings. The forked working end helps guide the clip onto its groove or lift it away again when a model needs servicing. That targeted shape is especially useful around compact assemblies where retaining clips sit close to moving parts and limited space makes precise handling more important. The slim tool body keeps the action close to the fingertips for careful placement. On the workbench, it suits repeated jobs such as drivetrain upkeep, suspension service or replacing worn parts that use small retaining clips. During a fresh build, it helps keep clip installation neat and controlled; during maintenance, it supports quicker removal when parts need to come apart for cleaning or replacement.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Engraving Blade Holder, craft tool, aluminum

€18.99

The Engraving Blade Holder combines a slim pen-style form with a 126 mm length and 6 mm diameter, giving precise hand control for fine engraving, scribing and trimming work on model parts. Its lightweight aluminum body keeps handling nimble during careful passes along panel lines, edges and marked cutting paths. A knurled grip section supports steady finger placement, while the chuck in nickel-plated brass secures the blade in the holder. Blade insertion and removal follow a direct sequence: lightly pinch the chuck, rotate the handle to loosen it, place the blade, then tighten the handle again. This mechanism keeps blade changes straightforward when switching between different detailing tasks. The holder is compatible with Fine Engraving Blades 74135, 74136, 74137 and 74138, and also accepts the Design Knife Blade 74074. On the bench, the slim profile suits close, deliberate movements when refining grooves, extending panel lines or cutting precise shapes from sheet material. A protective cap is included to cover the tip in storage, and it can also be fitted to the end of the handle during use to help prevent the holder from rolling across the work surface.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Craft Knife, hobby knife, stainless steel

€13.49

The Fine Craft Knife brings slim stainless steel construction and a segmented precision blade to detailed hobby cutting. Its pen-like shape and stepped slider make it easy to set a short extension for close trimming or a longer reach for straight cuts on paper, masking film and similar light materials at the workbench. The black sliding lock section secures the blade position once set, which helps keep handling consistent during careful edge work. Snap-off blade segments provide a practical way to renew the cutting edge when one section becomes worn, so fine lines and clean corners stay easier to manage over repeated sessions. The narrow metal body keeps the tool compact in storage and easy to place alongside rulers, cutting mats and other bench essentials. Visible blade markings indicate stainless steel construction, and the overall format is suited to model finishing, decal preparation and small craft adjustments where accuracy matters more than force. On a model bench, the knife supports tasks such as trimming masking shapes, cleaning excess material from edges and scoring thin sheet stock before separation. It also fits general craft use for neat, controlled cuts in projects that call for a light touch and a clearly guided blade path.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Craft Saw blade III, hobby saw set, 0.15 mm

€11.29

Fine Craft Saw blade III is a hobby saw set for narrow, controlled cuts where a normal modeling saw would remove too much material. The etched metal blades are just 0.15 mm thick, so the cut stays fine and helps avoid unwanted changes to the length of small parts during model work. The sheet provides 4 blade formats for different cutting situations, with each profile shaped to suit a particular kind of access or cutting line. Fold-over grips let the blades mount onto a Modeler's Knife Item 74040 for a pen-like hold and close control during careful trimming. The metal sheet marking shows the blade variants as III-A, III-B, III-C and III-D, which helps keep the different shapes clearly organised before use. The visible SUS304 marking identifies the stainless steel material used for the etched blade sheet. This tool set suits detailed bench work such as adjusting fitted parts, opening narrow cuts, or separating small sections where accuracy matters more than cutting speed. In model building sessions with tight tolerances and delicate components, the slim blade profile supports cleaner planning before sanding, fitting, or final assembly.

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Fine Craft Saw Blades, scribing tool set 0.1 mm

€11.79

This set of Fine Craft Saw blades is made for precise scribing and detail recovery in model work. The 0.1 mm stainless steel construction supports narrow cuts when seam cleanup has softened surrounding detail, and it also helps deepen existing panel lines with a controlled, fine kerf. On the etched sheet, 6 blades are arranged in 2 rows of 3, ready for careful removal and use at the bench. The blade selection combines straight profiles with rounded profiles, which gives more flexibility across flat sections, curved bodywork and tighter access points. Compared with Item 74094, these blades use smaller teeth and a finer pitch, which suits more delicate surface work where heavier cutting action would be too coarse. The material is stainless steel, and the thin profile keeps the cutting edge focused on light engraving and detail correction rather than broad removal. Fold the grips over and the saws can be used on their own for close hand control during panel restoration, trim work or fine surface adjustment. When a longer handle is preferred, the blades may also be fitted to Modeler's Knife Item 74040. At the workbench, that combination supports steady passes along engraved lines, corners and shaped sections on scale models.

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Fine Drill Bit 0.3 mm, model tool accessory

€6.49

The Fine Drill Bit 0.3 mm brings exact sizing to delicate model-making tasks where a very small opening matters. With its 0.3 mm diameter, it supports careful drilling for fine detailing, subtle modifications and other close-control bench work on miniature parts. This single drill bit is suited to jobs that call for a narrower diameter than standard hobby bits can offer. It can be used to prepare tiny holes for detail placement, light pinning work or other precision steps during a build, while keeping material removal to a minimum. The compact accessory format makes it easy to keep alongside knives, files and other workshop essentials used in scale modelling. On the workbench, the 0.3 mm size is especially useful when a project needs measured, hand-led accuracy rather than a broader cut. It fits naturally into careful model assembly, detailing and finishing routines, whether the task involves refining a small component or preparing a precise point for the next build step.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Drill Set, hobby drill bit set, 0.3-0.8 mm

€18.49

This Fine Drill Set brings 5 micro sizes together in one compact format, giving model and hobby work a precise way to open small holes from 0.3 mm up to 0.8 mm. The range covers 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6 and 0.8 mm, which helps when a build calls for closely stepped diameters rather than one broad jump between sizes. The slim metal bits are suited to detail-focused tasks where larger workshop drills would be too coarse. Small diameter changes matter when preparing openings for pins, wire, rods or other fine components, and this set keeps those increments close at hand. The spiral cutting sections are made for careful drilling on miniature parts, while the fold-open case stores each bit in its own place instead of letting the sizes mix loose on the bench. That layout also makes it easier to return each bit after use and pick the next diameter quickly. On a modelling desk, the set fits naturally beside cutters, files and sanding tools for bodywork, cockpit details, scratchbuilding or electronics-related hobby tasks. The compact case travels neatly to club meets or workshop sessions, and the grouped size selection supports steady, methodical progress when a project needs more than one hole diameter.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Engraving Blade 0.15mm, modeling tool

€33.49

The Fine Engraving Blade 0.15mm is a precision modeling tool for adding or sharpening engraved detail on plastic parts. Its tungsten carbide construction is designed for smooth, consistent scoring, making fine panel lines and custom surface work easier to control during advanced finishing tasks. The 0.15 mm blade thickness suits narrow engraved lines, while the 25 mm total length and 2 mm shank match dedicated tool setups for stable handling. Recommended compatibility includes the Engraving Blade Holder 74139, plus Fine Pin Vise D 74050 and D-R 74112. The working method is straightforward: hold the blade at a 45° to 60° angle, then pull lightly across the plastic surface and repeat as needed to deepen the line with a clearly defined result. A color mark on the shank helps identify the thickness quickly when several blade sizes are kept together. For bench work focused on panel lines, hatches, access covers or custom scribed detail, this blade supports careful, repeatable passes instead of heavy pressure. The included storage case holds up to 10 blades, keeping matching sizes close at hand during longer modeling sessions.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Engraving Blade 0.1mm, hobby tool blade

€33.99

The Fine Engraving Blade 0.1mm is a precision hobby tool blade for adding sharply defined surface detail to plastic models. Made from tungsten carbide, it is designed for advanced engraving work such as refining panel lines or cutting new fine grooves, with a slim 0.1 mm profile that supports exact, narrow scoring. The blade measures 25 mm in total length and uses a 2 mm shank diameter for use with dedicated holders and compatible pin vises. For operation, the blade is held at a 45 to 60 degree angle and pulled lightly across the surface, then passed again as needed to deepen the line gradually. This pull action helps create a cleaner result than forcing a deep cut in one pass. A color-coded marking on the shank identifies the blade thickness quickly when several sizes are kept on the bench. Each blade comes in a storage case that holds up to 10 blades, keeping replacements together between sessions. It suits careful detailing on body panels, access hatches and other recessed lines where a narrow, controlled cut gives the surface a more defined scale look. Recommended holders are available separately.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Engraving Blade 0.25mm, hobby tool blade

€32.99

The Fine Engraving Blade 0.25mm is a precision hobby tool blade for scoring narrow lines and sharply defined surface detail on model parts. Held at a 45 to 60 degree angle and pulled lightly across the surface, it cuts a controlled scribed line that can be deepened gradually with repeated passes. Its 25 mm total length and 2 mm shank diameter suit compact hand-tool setups where close control matters. A color-coded marking on the shank identifies the blade thickness quickly, which helps when several engraving sizes are kept on the bench for different line widths. The blade is recommended for use with the dedicated Engraving Blade Holder and is also compatible with Fine Pin Vise D and Fine Pin Vise D-R. One blade is supplied. The included case stores up to 10 blades, making it easier to keep replacements together and ready for the next detailing session. On aircraft, cars, armor or sci-fi subjects, the narrow 0.25 mm profile supports clean recessed lines, refined hatch outlines and sharper separation between adjacent surface sections.

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Fine Engraving Blade 0.2mm, craft tool blade

€32.99

The Fine Engraving Blade 0.2mm is a precision craft tool blade for adding narrow engraved lines to plastic model surfaces. Made from tungsten carbide, it combines a very fine 0.2 mm blade thickness with a 25 mm overall length and a 2 mm shank, creating a compact format suited to controlled hand work on small details. This blade is used by inserting it into a compatible engraving blade holder or pin vise, then drawing it lightly across the surface in several passes to cut a clean groove. The documented use method focuses on a pull stroke rather than pushing down with force, which helps avoid raised edges, distortion, or blade bite in the material. A colour mark on the shank identifies the thickness, so this 0.2 mm version can be separated quickly from 0.1 mm, 0.3 mm, and 0.5 mm blades in the same range. An engraving blade holder is sold separately. On model parts, templates, and panel line work, the narrow profile supports crisp scribing where broader blades would remove too much material. The included case stores up to 10 blades, keeping spare and in-use blades together between work sessions. Protective goggles are recommended during use, as plastic shavings can form while engraving.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Engraving Blade 0.3mm, hobby tool blade

€32.99

The Fine Engraving Blade 0.3mm is a precision hobby tool blade for adding sharper panel lines and custom surface detail to scale models. Made from tungsten carbide, it is designed for smooth, consistent scoring when held at a 45 to 60 degree angle and drawn lightly across the surface in repeated passes. Its 25 mm total length and 2 mm shank diameter suit the dedicated Engraving Blade Holder and also fit Fine Pin Vise D and Fine Pin Vise D-R. The 0.3 mm thickness gives a defined line width for visible detail work without moving into broader cuts. A color-coded marking on the shank helps identify the blade thickness quickly when several sizes are kept together. Each blade comes in a storage case that holds up to 10 blades, keeping replacements and used blades organized between sessions. This blade suits advanced model finishing tasks such as deepening panel lines before paint, refining molded detail, or adding new engraved features to body shells and other model surfaces. Light repeated pulls across the material allow gradual control over depth and line definition, which is especially useful when working on visible exterior sections where clean edges matter.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Engraving Blade 0.4mm, hobby tool

€32.49

The Fine Engraving Blade 0.4mm is a precision hobby tool for adding sharper surface detail to plastic models. Its tungsten carbide construction is designed for engraving panel lines and custom scribed features with a smooth, consistent finish, giving shells, fuselages and body panels cleaner definition under paint and weathering. This blade measures 25 mm in total length and uses a 2 mm shank, a format intended for controlled detail work with compatible holders. Recommended use is with the dedicated Engraving Blade Holder 74139, and it is also compatible with Fine Pin Vise D 74050 and D-R 74112. For use, the blade is held at a 45 to 60 degree angle and pulled lightly across the surface to score it, with repeated light passes used to build a clearly defined line. A color-coded marking on the shank identifies the blade thickness quickly when several sizes are kept on the bench. The supplied case stores up to 10 blades, which helps keep matching sizes together between projects and supports a tidier setup for ongoing model detailing. This 0.4 mm version suits builders who want to emphasize existing lines or cut new recessed detail with a clearly controlled width.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Engraving Blade 0.5mm, hobby tool blade

€33.49

The Fine Engraving Blade 0.5mm is a precision hobby tool blade for adding sharper definition to model surfaces. Made from tungsten carbide, it is designed for engraving panel lines and cutting custom detail with a smooth, consistent finish that suits advanced model work. The 0.5 mm blade thickness gives a broader engraved line than finer variants in the same range, while the 25 mm total length and 2 mm shank diameter keep the format compact for controlled handling. It is recommended for use with the dedicated Engraving Blade Holder 74139 and is also compatible with Fine Pin Vise D 74050 and D-R 74112. The shank carries a color-coded marking so the thickness can be identified quickly when several blade sizes are kept together. Each blade comes in a storage case that can hold up to 10 blades. For use, the blade is held at a 45 to 60 degree angle and pulled lightly across the surface to score it. Repeated light passes help build a clearly defined line on plastic model parts, whether refining existing panel detail or adding new engraved features to a custom build.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Engraving Needle 20°, modeling tool

€23.49

The Fine Engraving Needle 20° is a precision modeling tool for clean, controlled scribing on curved and straight surface details. Its pointed needle tip differs from the hooked profile used on engraving blades, so it can trace arcs, corners and fine panel lines with a lighter, more exact feel on model parts. Crafted from cemented carbide and finished to a precise standard, the needle combines a 25 mm total length with a 2 mm shank for stable mounting in compatible holders. The working method is simple and exact: insert the needle carefully, hold it at the shown angle, then pull it lightly across the surface in repeated passes to score a clearly defined line. This approach helps avoid rough edges that can come from forcing a single deep cut. The needle is recommended for the Engraving Blade Holder 74139 and is also compatible with Fine Pin Vise D 74050 and D-R 74112. On the workbench, it suits tasks such as emphasizing existing panel lines, adding new engraved detail and refining curved shapes on plastic model surfaces. A protective case is included for storage and can hold up to 10 needles as well as separately sold engraving blades, keeping small precision tools together between detailing sessions.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Pin Vise D, hand drill, 0.1-3.2 mm chuck

€23.99

Fine Pin Vise D is a manual hand drill for model assembly tasks that call for clean, controlled holes in different diameters. Its chuck accepts drill bits from 0.1 mm to 3.2 mm, giving one compact tool the range to handle very small openings as well as larger pilot holes. The metal body, slim profile and precision tip suit close work on parts where powered drilling would be too aggressive. The long knurled handle gives the fingers a secure hold while the tool is turned by hand, and the hexagonal top cap provides a steady contact point for guided rotation. That layout helps when starting a hole exactly on a marked spot, opening mounting points, or adjusting fit on detailed assemblies. Because the drilling action is manual, the bit can be advanced gradually with close control over pressure and direction. This makes the tool useful for careful work on model parts, conversion tasks and other fine hobby jobs that depend on accuracy rather than speed. On the workbench, Fine Pin Vise D fits naturally alongside drill bits used for plastic kits, scratch-building and detail modification. It supports measured, step-by-step drilling where neat edges and exact placement matter most.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Pin Vise D-R, hobby drill, 0.1-3.2 mm

€24.49

The Fine Pin Vise D-R is a hand-held hobby drill made for precision hole work in scale model projects. Its 0.1 mm to 3.2 mm bit capacity covers delicate openings for fine detailing as well as broader drilling tasks used during model modification, giving steady manual control where small parts call for a lighter touch. The body is made from nickel-plated brass, combining a clean metallic finish with the weight and feel needed for accurate handling. An elastomer grip sits at the center to support a secure hold during slow, careful turns. At the rear, the rotating grip end uses built-in ball bearings, so the cap moves smoothly against the hand while the tool turns. This mechanism helps keep pressure consistent and the drilling motion controlled when working on narrow contact points or marked pilot positions. On the bench, the Fine Pin Vise D-R suits jobs such as opening mounting points, refining detail areas, or preparing parts for custom changes on scale models. The metallic sticker marked PIN VISE and the engraved rubber grip add clear workshop identity while the compact manual format stays focused on close, accurate work.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Pin Vise, hand drill for 0.1-1.0 mm bits

€14.79

The Fine Pin Vise brings measured hand control to drilling jobs that appear throughout model assembly, especially when small parts need a clean opening without the force of a powered tool. Its 0.1 mm to 1.0 mm bit range suits very fine work, from starting pilot holes to opening marked points in miniature components. The tool uses a compact metal construction with a black body, a textured center section and a silver front chuck. The knurled grip improves purchase during slow rotation by hand, while the chuck is shaped to hold micro drill bits used in detailed hobby tasks. A hexagonal swivel cap at the rear provides a firm resting point, allowing steady forward pressure while the fingers turn the body. This layout supports careful alignment when working on narrow surfaces, small panels or parts that need exact placement. On the bench, the Fine Pin Vise fits the rhythm of precise build work such as preparing openings before fitting detail parts or refining holes after test placement. It also suits craft and miniature projects where a hand-driven tool gives closer feedback than a motorized drill. Batteries are not required.

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Fine Pivot Bit 0.2mm, drill bit, 1mm shank

€7.99

The Fine Pivot Bit 0.2mm Shank 1mm is built for precise hole drilling in small-scale model work, where a very fine cutting diameter and steady handling are essential. Its 0.2 mm bit size targets delicate drilling tasks, while the 1 mm shank gives the tool a secure fit in compatible hand vises. The pivot drill bit design uses a bit section that is thinner than the shank. This construction helps reduce deviation at the drilling point and supports more accurate placement when working on fine parts. The material is described as shatter-resistant, giving the bit added resilience during careful manual drilling. A high-quality bit finish further supports clean results, especially when accuracy matters more than speed. This bit suits detailed workshop tasks such as opening tiny guide holes, refining model components or preparing parts that need exact alignment. It is compatible with the 74050 Pin Vise D, 74051 Pin Vise S and 74112 Pin Vise D-R, fitting neatly into established hand-tool setups for controlled hobby work.

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Fine Pivot Bit 0.6mm Shank 1mm, drill bit

€5.59

The Fine Pivot Bit 0.6mm Shank 1mm is made for detailed modeling work where hole placement and clean results matter. Its 0.6 mm bit is thinner than the 1 mm shank, a pivot-drill layout that helps reduce deviation during drilling while giving the bit greater resistance against shattering. That combination suits small, exact openings in parts that need a controlled start and a neat finish. The high-quality bit finish supports excellent hole quality, which is especially useful when refining components for scale builds or adding precise openings to scratch-built sections. The bit can be used on plastic, metal, brass and wood, making it a practical choice for mixed-material bench work instead of a single-surface specialist. A plastic storage case is included to keep the bit protected between sessions and easier to sort with other workshop tools. Compatibility with Pin Vise D 74050 and Pin Vise D-R 74112 gives this bit a clear place in a hand-tool setup for careful drilling tasks. On a workbench, it suits measured marking, slow hand rotation and close control when a standard bit would be too thick for the job.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Pivot Bit 0.7mm Shank 1mm, drill bit

€5.59

The Fine Pivot Bit 0.7mm Shank 1mm is built for detailed drilling work where a clean, controlled opening matters. Its pivot construction uses a 0.7 mm bit with a thicker 1 mm shank, a layout that supports precise hole placement while helping reduce deviation during delicate modelling tasks. The thinner cutting section handles fine openings, while the stronger shank adds resistance against shattering under careful hand or tool use. A high-quality bit finish supports clean hole quality, which is especially useful when preparing parts for added detail or refining small openings in model components. The bit can be used on plastic, metal, brass and wood, making it a practical choice for different stages of bench work across mixed-material projects. A plastic storage case is included to keep the bit protected between sessions and easier to sort with other workshop tools. On the workbench, it suits jobs such as opening pilot holes, refining marked drill points and handling small-scale detailing where a 0.7 mm diameter is required.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Pivot Bit 0.8mm, drill bit, 1.5mm shank

€5.59

This Fine Pivot Bit combines a 0.8 mm drilling tip with a 1.5 mm shank to support precise hole work on small model components. The pivot format uses a bit section that is thinner than the shank, which helps keep the drill running with less deviation while adding resistance against shattering during careful hand drilling. The 6.0 mm flute length gives space for controlled cutting, and the recommended hole depth of 5.5 mm helps match the bit to fine-detail tasks where depth matters as much as diameter. The finished surface of the bit is designed for excellent hole quality, which is useful when parts need a clean opening for pins, wire routes or detail additions. Use extends across plastic, metal, brass and wood, making this a practical choice for mixed-material bench work. A plastic storage case is included for keeping the bit protected between sessions. Compatibility with Pin Vise D 74050 and Pin Vise D-R 74112 makes the bit easy to place into established hand-tool setups. On the workbench, it suits measured drilling in compact spaces, whether opening starter holes in styrene, refining brass details or adding neat openings to wooden parts.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Pivot Bit 0.9mm, drill bit, 1.5mm shank

€5.59

This Fine Pivot Bit combines a 0.9 mm bit with a 1.5 mm shank to support precise hole drilling in detailed model work. The pivot design uses a bit section that is thinner than the shank, which increases resistance against shattering and helps reduce deviation while drilling by hand. A 6.0 mm flute length gives the cutting section a compact working area for controlled entry, and the recommended hole depth of 5.5 mm helps match the bit to small, exact tasks. The high-quality finish supports clean hole quality, which matters when opening mounting points, preparing detail holes or refining parts that need accurate alignment. The bit can be used on plastic, metal, brass and wood, making it useful across different stages of model building and workshop preparation. Each size comes with a storage case for keeping the bit protected between sessions. Compatibility with Pin Vise D and Pin Vise D-R makes it easy to pair with established hand-drilling setups for bench work, part modification and careful finishing on scale projects.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Pivot Bit 1.1mm, drill bit for precise holes

€5.59

The Fine Pivot Bit 1.1 mm with a 1.5 mm shank is made for controlled, accurate drilling in detailed hobby and model work. Its pivot design uses a bit section that is thinner than the shank, a construction that increases resistance against shattering and helps keep the drill path from wandering as the hole starts. This bit extends the Fine Pivot range beyond the existing 0.2 to 1.0 mm sizes, adding a larger option for jobs that still call for a slim, precise cutting point. The bit size is marked directly on the tool for quick recognition during bench work, which helps when several diameters are kept close at hand. A high-quality finish supports clean hole quality, especially where neat openings matter for pins, rods or added detailing. The bit can be used on plastic, metal, brass and wood, giving one tool a place across several stages of a build. Each size comes with a storage case for keeping the bit protected between sessions. Compatibility with Pin Vise D and Pin Vise D-R makes it easy to add this 1.1 mm size to an existing hand-drilling setup for careful workshop tasks and fine adjustment work.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Fine Pivot Bit 1.2mm, drill bit for pin vise

€5.59

The Fine Pivot Bit 1.2mm Shank1.5mm is made for precise drilling work where clean placement matters. Its 1.2 mm bit is thinner than the 1.5 mm shank, a pivot design that gives the working tip added support and helps keep the drill line steady during careful hand use. This geometry is intended to reduce shattering and decrease deviation, which is especially useful when opening exact holes in model parts and detail components. The bit is marked with its size for quick recognition on the bench, so it can be picked out easily when several diameters are in use. A high-quality finish supports neat hole edges across different tasks. The bit can be used on plastic, metal, brass and wood, covering common materials found in scale modelling, scratch-building and modification work. Each size comes with a plastic storage case for straightforward organisation between sessions. The bit also complements existing Fine Pivot Bit sizes from 0.2 mm to 1.0 mm, making it a practical addition when a 1.2 mm diameter is needed for larger openings or specific fitting points. Compatible with Pin Vise D and Pin Vise D-R.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Handy Craft Saw II, craft saw, 2 carbon steel blades

€12.49

Handy Craft Saw II brings fine-toothed cutting control to model modification, Mini 4WD work and woodcraft, with 2 carbon steel blades that cover both detailed trimming and broader cuts. The slightly thicker .35 mm blade format helps the saw stay truer in use, while the smooth finish supports cleaner edges on shaped parts and craft sections. The set contains 1 wide blade and 1 slim blade, each designed for a different cutting task rather than repeating the same profile. The wide blade measures 46 mm and gives more reach for straight trimming passes, while the slim 43 mm blade suits tighter areas where a narrower cutting line is useful. Both blades fit into the included grip, creating a compact hand tool that can be adapted to the material and the cut path. Carbon steel construction gives the blades the crisp tooth definition needed for careful hobby and craft work. On the bench, the saw suits jobs such as separating parts, opening slots, refining body sections or adjusting wood pieces with a hand-guided cut. In model and craft sessions where a powered tool would be too aggressive, the fine teeth and narrow blade profiles support slower, more deliberate shaping with clear visual control.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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HC File PRO/Half-Rd 5mm, hobby file, half-round

€34.99

The HC File PRO/Half-Rd 5mm is a precision hand tool for shaping and refining model materials with a slim 160 mm format and a half-round working profile. One side presents a flat filing surface while the opposite side follows a curved form, making it easier to work along straight edges, inside curves and narrow recesses with the same tool. Its double-cut pattern gives the teeth a clear, even bite, which helps remove material in a controlled way during adjustment and finishing work. The file is intended for hard materials such as metal, carbon fiber and FRP, and it also handles standard model parts where a finer fit or cleaner contour is needed. A chrome coating on the teeth helps prevent shavings from packing into the cut, so the working surface stays clearer through repeated passes. The black PVC grip has a non-slip finish, plus the twin star logo and white printed wording. At the workbench, this format suits trimming a tight corner, refining a curved opening or smoothing a shaped edge before the next build step. A plastic case is included for storage between sessions and helps keep the filing surface protected when the tool is not in use.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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HG Angled Tweezers, model tool, stainless steel

€18.99

HG Angled Tweezers bring precise control to model work where small plastic parts and narrow spaces demand a more exact grip. The stainless steel construction and angled tip shape support clean pickup, steady positioning and careful release, especially when fingers or broader tools block the view of the work area. This model tool is made for handling delicate components during assembly rather than for general household use. The angled profile approaches parts from the side, which helps when placing pieces near raised details, inside tighter sections or along edges that are awkward to reach with a straight tool. Precision-made tips transmit small hand movements directly into controlled placement, which matters when aligning lightweight parts before fixing them in place. The stainless steel build also suits repeated bench use around cutting mats, sprues and subassemblies. On the workbench, the tweezers fit naturally into tasks such as lifting trimmed parts from the mat, holding a component steady during test fitting or guiding a small piece into its final position on a scale model. For detailed assembly sessions, this focused shape keeps handling accurate and the contact point easy to judge.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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HG RevAction Angled Tweezers, hobby tool

€22.49

HG RevAction Angled Tweezers combine a reversed operating mechanism with an angled tip to give fine-detail work a more controlled feel at the bench. Squeezing the handle opens the tips and releasing closes them, so the tool can keep hold of a small part while the hand focuses on guiding it into place in tight, crowded areas. The angled profile helps the tips approach recessed spots and narrow gaps from a clearer working angle. Stainless steel construction gives the tweezers a precise, tool-focused build, while vulcanized fiber grips add a distinct contact surface on the handle. This combination suits tasks that call for repeated pick-up, placement and adjustment of small components, especially where steady pressure matters more than constant pinching. On a model building table, the tweezers can assist with aligning tiny fittings, shifting delicate pieces into position or handling small detail parts during careful assembly. They also suit electronics and other precision hobby work where access is limited and controlled grip matters across longer sessions.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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HG RevAction straight Tweezers, craft tweezers

€22.49

The HG RevAction straight Tweezers use a reversed operating mechanism that changes how small parts are held during detailed hobby work. Squeezing the handle opens the tips, and releasing it closes them, so the tweezers keep hold of a component while the hand can stay more relaxed. This setup is especially useful when a part needs to be held in place for longer moments during model assembly or fine positioning. The straight tip keeps operation simple and direct, with a clear line of sight to the contact point when placing or adjusting small pieces. Stainless steel construction gives the tool a precise, clean-working structure for repeated detail tasks, while vulcanized fiber grips add a distinct handle surface where control matters most. The narrow form also helps when working around compact assemblies, where larger tools can block access or obscure the view of the part being handled. On a workbench, the tweezers suit tasks such as holding tiny components steady, positioning delicate detail parts, or keeping a piece aligned while another step is completed. In model building sessions that involve repeated pick-up and placement, the RevAction layout supports consistent handling with less interruption between movements.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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HG Straight Tweezers, craft tool, round tip

€18.49

The HG Straight Tweezers are a steel craft tool made for precise handling in model building and other detailed hobby work. Their straight form and rounded tip support careful pickup, placement and adjustment of small parts, especially where fingertips would cover the work area or make alignment harder. The slim tip profile helps reach confined spots between assembled sections, while the longer body keeps the hand slightly back from the working area for a clearer view. The steel build gives a consistent response during repeated use, whether holding a tiny component in place, shifting a detail by a fraction, or guiding a decal into position. A wide, flat handle section adds control during light pressure changes, which matters when working with delicate pieces that need steady, measured movement rather than force. On a modelling bench, these tweezers fit naturally into tasks such as placing fine detail parts, lifting small pieces from a tray, or making small corrections before adhesive sets. They also suit careful craft and electronics handling where accuracy, reach and a clean grip matter more than bulkier hand tools.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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HG Tweezer Grip Scissors, hobby scissors

€28.99

HG Tweezer Grip Scissors bring compact control to close modeling cuts with a push-together action that keeps the hand position clear of the working area. The stainless steel blades are short at about 12 mm, which helps place each cut with accuracy on small surfaces where larger scissors can feel obstructive. The mechanism follows the same grip principle used on the Mini 4WD Curved Scissors in Item 74151, using pressure on the grips to open and close the blades. At 115 mm in total length, the tool stays easy to guide around corners, edges and narrow sections. The blade shape and size suit trimming vacuum molded bodies, cutting decals, shaping stickers and preparing masking tape for paint lines. Stainless steel construction gives the cutting edges a clean, consistent feel across repeated hobby tasks. On a workbench beside a scale model, the compact format fits naturally into detail-focused steps such as body trimming, decal preparation and masking work before painting. Between sessions, the included cap covers the blade area for tidy storage in a drawer, case or toolbox.

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HG Tweezers Grip Tip, precision hobby tweezers

€28.99

The HG Tweezers Grip Tip is a precision stainless steel tool made for handling minute components during static model assembly and R/C model maintenance. Its pronged tip geometry is built to grip small shafts, wire and rounded parts with more control, bringing steadier handling to close, detailed work at the bench. Each tip combines 2 prongs with a central groove, a layout designed to reduce the chance of parts slipping out from the front or the sides while being lifted, aligned or removed. The documented grip examples are concrete: 3 mm diff balls and small-diameter shafts can be held securely, and the tool is suited to assembling and dismantling R/C model gear differential units. Defined grip thresholds add clarity in use, with shafts or wire held sideways from 1 mm diameter, rounded objects from 2 mm diameter, and shafts or wire held lengthways from 1.5 mm diameter. The stainless steel body uses SUS410 material. On a model bench, that means cleaner placement of tiny drivetrain parts, more controlled retrieval of narrow metal pieces, and steadier handling when a fingertip is too large for the space. The slim straight profile also helps when working between closely packed components where direct access is limited.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Long Nose Pliers with Cutter for RC Kit Assembly

€29.99

Long Nose Pliers with Cutter bring precise control to RC kit construction, combining narrow jaws for close access with a built-in cutting edge for wire work at the bench. The tapered nose reaches confined points around small assemblies, helping with gripping, bending and positioning when fingers or broader pliers would block the view. The steel body is made for repeated hobby use, and the polished head pairs with black handles for a clear, workshop-focused layout. Serrated gripping sections near the center of the jaws help hold small parts more securely during adjustment, while the cutter is stated for brass or steel wire used in model and radio control work. This makes the tool useful across several common build stages, from preparing wire lengths to aligning compact components before fastening. On a model bench, the slim profile supports careful handling in crowded areas where accuracy matters more than force. During electronics-related tasks, the same shape helps guide wire ends, hold small fittings and make controlled cuts without switching between separate gripping and trimming tools.

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Mini Bending Pliers for PE, hobby tool

€36.99

Mini Bending Pliers for PE bring controlled shaping to small photo-etched parts where no clear bending line is present. The flat metal tip grips delicate sections securely while helping protect the surface from scratches, so fine details can be adjusted with a cleaner finish during model work. The tool is designed for close, precise handling on etched metal parts that need careful alignment before fitting. Straight lines up to 15 mm can be bent at one time, which helps when working on narrow flanges, tabs and edge sections that benefit from an even fold. When a right-angle bend tends to spring back, the jaw shape supports the section during the bend and makes the angle easier to form without relying on special techniques. Comfortable grips add steadier hand pressure during repeated adjustments and detailed assembly sessions. On the workbench, the pliers suit tasks such as shaping cockpit details, brackets, covers or other fine add-on parts before they are attached to a model. The tool can also be used with other materials such as plastic, giving added utility for small-scale hobby and craft jobs that call for neat, accurate bends.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Model Cleaning Brush Anti-Static, hobby tool

€28.49

The Model Cleaning Brush Anti-Static is a dedicated hobby tool for keeping display models clear of dust, shavings and light debris without crowding delicate surfaces. Its slim metallic handle carries a wide brush at one end and a capped mini brush at the other, giving model care a precise, compact format that sits neatly beside paints, cutters and finishing tools. The main brush uses long fibers to move around raised details, fine edges and fragile assemblies where a cloth or larger duster can catch. Static control is built into the fibers, helping reduce the charge that draws dust back onto freshly cleaned surfaces. The capped mini brush adds a second cleaning option for recessed sections, panel lines and other narrow areas that need a smaller contact point. This 2-way arrangement supports regular maintenance on scale models after building, painting or display. On a shelf, in a cabinet or at a workbench, the brush suits quick touch-ups before photography, after sanding, or during routine display care. It also works on other household objects where light dust settles into small details, with the cap helping keep the smaller brush protected between uses.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Modeler Knife pro Narrowchisel, hobby blade set

€8.49

The Modeler Knife pro Narrowchisel is a replacement blade set for detailed trimming work in confined areas. With 5 narrow chisel blades at 0.55 mm thickness, the set supports controlled removal of small protrusions on flat surfaces where a broader edge can be harder to place cleanly. The slim stepped tip gives the blade a focused contact point for careful cleanup on molded parts. Its narrower format is specifically positioned below the already available 4 mm chisel blade in the range, which makes this version better suited to close-set ribs, recessed sections and other tight spaces on model components. The chisel shape is intended for shaving away excess material rather than piercing, so it lends itself to refining edges, leveling raised marks and tidying mold-related irregularities with measured pressure. The included storage case keeps the blades together between work sessions. On the bench, this blade set fits tasks such as cleaning flat molded panels, refining ribbed structures and removing small surface protrusions before painting or further assembly. It suits model-making workflows that call for a narrow metal edge with more reach into restricted sections than a wider chisel format.

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Modeler Knife Pro Scraper, hobby blade set, 0.5 mm

€8.49

The Modeler Knife Pro Scraper brings a dedicated scraping profile to model finishing work, with 2 blades shaped specifically for changing surface texture and reducing surface thickness in a gradual, controlled way. At 0.5 mm thick, each blade offers a defined edge geometry that suits careful refinement on parts where a standard cutting blade would remove material too abruptly. The scraper-shaped end is intended for pull strokes, drawing the blade toward the body to shave away a selected section of the surface. That motion helps keep adjustments deliberate when refining contours, easing down raised areas or preparing a part for a smoother transition into surrounding detail. Because the blade is built for scraping rather than slicing, it suits tasks where the goal is measured removal across a wider area instead of a cut line. The set format keeps a second matching blade ready for ongoing bench work or replacement. On the workbench, this tool fits naturally into detailing, correction and surface-prep stages between shaping, test fitting and final finishing. It can be used when a panel, edge or molded section needs gradual reduction, or when a plain surface calls for a changed texture before the next build step.

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Modeler Knife Pro Scriber, blade set, 0.4 mm

€8.49

The Modeler Knife Pro Scriber blade set brings fine 0.4 mm scoring to detailed model work, with 5 replacement blades sized for narrow lines and careful surface marking. Each blade is designed for pull-stroke use, so the cutting edge scores the material as it is drawn back, giving a controlled action for panel lines, trimming guides and measured cut paths. Its slim profile is thinner than the Plastic Scriber II Item 74091, which makes this version especially suited to precise, closely spaced detail where a broader groove would look heavy. The blade format also supports score-and-break work on plate material: mark the line, deepen the pass, then separate the section to the required size. That makes the set useful not only for surface engraving but also for shaping custom parts during scratchbuilding and modification work. The 5-piece pack keeps matching blades ready for repeated bench sessions, whether the task is refining engraved detail, preparing clean edges on sheet stock or cutting plate sections for a tailored fit. A storage case is shown in the product presentation for organized handling between uses.

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Modeler's Blade Pro chisel, replacement blades

€8.49

The Modeler's Blade Pro chisel replacement set keeps a precision bench tool ready for detailed surface work with 10 spare blades in one pack. Each blade is 0.55 mm thick, giving the edge a defined profile for controlled chiseling, engraving and cleanup on flat areas where excess material needs to be pared back carefully. The blade format suits tasks that call for a straight, deliberate pass rather than a pointed cut. Raised marks, small protrusions and uneven spots can be worked down with measured pressure, while engraved lines can be refined with a tool shape made for contact across a flat face. The 10-piece quantity supports longer project cycles across multiple builds, touch-ups or finishing sessions without interrupting the workflow when a fresh edge is needed. As replacement blades, they are a practical match for keeping the Modeler's Blade Pro in regular use on the workbench. During model preparation, body cleanup or detail correction, these blades fit naturally into the stages where surface accuracy matters most. They suit careful bench tasks such as refining panel areas, tidying molded excess and sharpening engraved detail before painting or final assembly.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Modeler's Blade Pro Curved, replacement blades

€8.49

Modeler's Blade Pro Curved is a set of 3 replacement blades for fine hobby cutting where a shaped edge matters as much as a sharp point. Each metal blade combines a pointed tip, a curved cutting edge and an oval mounting slot, creating a format suited to careful trimming, guided slicing and close work on thin materials. At 0.45 mm thick, each blade is built for soft fabric materials such as film, cloth and Japanese paper. The curved profile helps the cutting edge track along arcs, corners and narrow outlines with a more natural motion than broad straight cuts. The pointed tip gives added control when starting a cut or reaching into small sections, while the mounting slot supports secure fitting in the matching handle system. The 3-piece pack keeps spare blades ready for ongoing bench work without interrupting a project. On a model making table, these blades suit jobs such as trimming covering film, shaping paper parts or refining cloth-based material with a lighter touch. They also fit craft setups where clean, accurate cuts matter across repeated detail tasks.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Modeler's Blade Pro Straight, hobby knife blades

€8.49

Modeler's Blade Pro Straight brings a focused cutting format to detailed hobby work, with 5 straight replacement blades designed for exact trimming and careful edge work. The 0.5 mm blade thickness supports controlled handling in tight areas where small adjustments and clean lines matter. Each blade is shaped for precise, detailed tasks rather than broad cutting passes, which makes the set well suited to refining parts, cleaning edges and handling close work on model-making projects. The straight profile gives a clear cutting path for measured movements, while the replacement format keeps a fresh edge available across repeated bench sessions. A compact storage case keeps the blades together when not in use and helps separate unused blades from the one currently fitted. On the workbench, the set fits naturally into finishing steps that call for accuracy, whether trimming small sections, tidying cut lines or preparing parts for the next stage. The 5-piece count also makes it practical to keep spare blades ready for ongoing craft and model tasks where a sharp, consistent edge is part of the result.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Modeler's Knife Blade Set, Replacement Blades

€6.49

The Modeler's knife blade set keeps a Modeler's Knife ready for precise cutting with 25 replacement blades stored in a compact plastic container. The pointed metal blade shape is suited to fine trimming work, where a clean edge and close control matter during modelling and craft tasks at the bench. Replacing a worn blade promptly helps maintain the knife's cutting performance and supports neater results on detailed work. The storage case keeps the blades gathered in one place between sessions, so the set stays organised in a drawer, toolbox or hobby area. The pack is focused on the working part that sees regular wear, making it a practical refill for repeated use rather than a one-off accessory. On model building projects, the spare blades are ready for careful trimming, shaping and detail work whenever the current edge starts to dull. In a craft or workshop setup, the container format also helps keep replacement blades together and easy to locate when steady, accurate cutting is needed again.

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Modeler's Knife Mint Green, model tool

€14.49

The Modeler's Knife Mint Green brings a clear, focused cutting tool to detailed hobby work, with a slim hand-held format that suits careful trimming, shaping and preparation on scale builds and craft projects. The mint green finish stands out on the workbench, making the knife easier to locate among cutting mats, sprues, paints and small components during concentrated sessions. Used for fine cutting tasks, this model tool helps create neat edges on masking material, decals and small build parts where accuracy matters. The narrow format supports controlled movement in tighter areas and along short cut lines, which is useful when refining details before painting or final assembly. Its role fits naturally into bench work that involves repeated small adjustments rather than broad cutting passes. The simple, dedicated design keeps the function clear: controlled trimming for model making and related hobby tasks. On a build table, the knife can be kept close at hand for shaping small sections, tidying edges and preparing surfaces between construction and finishing steps. It also fits craft setups where precise hand cutting is needed for detail-led work on compact materials and components.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Modeler's Knife Pro, hobby knife, reinforced handle

€31.49

The Modeler's Knife Pro is built for controlled, detailed cutting, pairing a reinforced handle with a precise blade mount for careful work on hobby materials. The elastomer grip sits securely in the hand, while the metal chuck clamps the blade firmly for steady trimming, scoring and fine shaping at the bench. The set comes with 7 interchangeable blades in 3 profiles: 3 straight blades, 2 curved blades and 2 chisel blades. That mix supports different cutting actions, from long clean slices to shaped cuts around tighter lines and flat-edged trimming where a defined corner matters. A protective cap covers the knife when it is not in use, and a separate spare blade case stores the remaining blades together instead of leaving loose edges on the work surface. The black handle and gold-toned chuck give the tool a clear technical look that matches its workshop focus. On model kits, sheet materials or masking work, the different blade shapes allow close, deliberate cuts where scissors or larger cutters would be less exact. The compact format suits repeated bench use, whether separating small parts, refining edges or cleaning up detail before the next assembly step.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Modeler's Knife, hobby craft knife with 25 blades

€13.99

Modeler's Knife brings precise control to plastic model construction with a medium-size format, a fine pointed blade and a 0.45 mm blade thickness suited to intricate cutting, curving and shaving. The slim profile helps guide the blade into narrow corners, along panel edges and across small surfaces where clean trimming matters. The black handle pairs with a textured metal grip section that supports steady hand placement during close detail work. Alongside the knife, the set contains 25 spare blades for continued use across repeated building sessions. A protective cap covers the blade between tasks, and the blade case keeps replacements together instead of loose on the bench. The presentation image also shows a dedicated handling tool attached to the case for blade management, adding order to routine blade changes. At the workbench, the knife suits jobs such as refining cut lines, shaving excess material from plastic parts and adjusting small details before final assembly. It also fits careful finishing passes where a pointed blade can follow tight contours more closely than broader cutting tools.

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Modeling Drill Chuck, hand tool, 1.5-6.5 mm

€38.99

The Modeling Drill Chuck is a hand-operated bench tool for controlled drilling when a normal pin vise is not enough and an electric drill would be too strong. Its blue handle gives a fuller grip in the hand, making it easier to apply steady turning force while keeping close control over small, precise movements at the work surface. At the front, the black chuck clamps drill bits from 1.5 mm to 6.5 mm, extending the working range beyond very fine pin-vise tasks. That wider capacity makes the tool useful for different drilling steps in model making, from starting larger openings to reworking holes that need a cleaner fit for parts or hardware. The manual format keeps the action direct: the handle is turned by hand, the chuck holds the bit, and the drilling pressure stays closely managed through each rotation. The ribbed section near the chuck also supports a secure hold while guiding the tool tip into place. On a hobby bench, this tool fits the moments that call for more force than a slim precision holder can provide, yet still reward a slower, more deliberate touch than a powered drill. It suits careful work on model assemblies, detail modifications and other fine workshop tasks where control at the bit matters as much as the hole itself.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Modeling Flat Chisel Blade 2mm, hobby tool

€22.49

The Modeling Flat Chisel Blade 2mm is a precision hobby tool for finishing plastic model parts with a clean, controlled cut. Made from high-speed steel, it combines a 2 mm blade width, 2 mm shank diameter and 25 mm overall length in a compact format that reaches small surface details and tight working areas. This blade is intended for final removal work rather than heavy cutting. Thicker protrusions should be filed down first, then the blade can be drawn across the remaining material with the underside kept flush to the plastic surface. That low-angle scraping action helps shave away the last raised trace without digging deeply into the part. It is also suited to spots that are awkward to reach with a modelling knife or side cutters. A storage case is included for keeping the blade covered when not in use. The blade is compatible with Item 74139, the recommended holder, and with Item 74112. On the workbench, it fits naturally into detail-finishing steps such as refining seams, removing small imperfections and preparing surfaces for final abrasive cleanup. Protective goggles should be worn during use because plastic shavings may fly.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Modeling Scissors for PE-Parts Craft Tool

€25.99

Modeling Scissors for PE-Parts bring close, controlled cutting to one of the most delicate stages of model finishing. The compact scissors use 1 cm blades that suit tiny photo-etched sections, making it easier to separate fine metal details cleanly when a standard knife feels less precise on small attachment points. Photo-etched parts in stainless metal can be trickier to handle than standard molded parts, so the tool focuses on the cutting step with a shape made for detailed bench work. The short blades place the cutting point near the fingertips, which helps with careful alignment on narrow tabs and small contours. The tool is intended for precision photo-etched part work and is not meant for thicker surfaces. A special cap is included to cover the blades when the scissors are stored between sessions. On a model bench, the scissors fit naturally into finishing tasks such as preparing grilles, brackets, panels or other fine etched details before filing or shaping. Used as the first step in a photo-etch workflow, they help keep small parts manageable and support a tidier path toward crisp scale detail.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Modeling Template Round 1-12.5, scribing template

€9.59

Modeling Template Round 1-12.5 brings controlled circle scribing to model work with a photo-etched stainless steel fret and 3 removable template sheets. The round openings span 1 mm to 12.5 mm in 0.25 mm steps, so small inspection covers, larger access circles and repeated matching details can be laid out with a consistent diameter. The 0.1 mm stainless steel construction keeps the edge fine against the work surface, which helps the engraving needle track the inside of each circle cleanly. On convex parts such as aircraft fuselage sections, the sheets can be bent to follow the shape, with a minimum target component radius of 30 mm stated for curved surfaces. The templates are intended for scribing and engraving PS and ABS resin parts. The fret format also keeps the full size range together between tasks, while the removable sections let the chosen circle sit exactly where the marking is needed. On a bench, the set suits careful layout work before painting, weathering or panel accenting, and it also supports repeat detailing when several matching circles are needed on the same build. Light repeated passes with the needle produce the marked line gradually, giving steady control on flat panels and gently curved shells alike.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Modeling Template RR 1-6, hobby scribing guide

€9.99

Modeling Template RR 1-6 brings rounded rectangle scribing into a controlled, repeatable format for detailed model work. The photo-etched stainless steel fret is designed for use with Tamiya engraving needle tools, letting fine lines follow a defined edge instead of relying on freehand marking across small surfaces. The fret contains 3 template sheets with rounded rectangle openings in multiple sizes, spanning 1 mm to 6 mm in width and 1.5 mm to 12 mm in length. That spread supports small access panels, vents, hatches and other surface details where matching proportions matter across more than one part. The smallest opening measures 1 mm x 1.5 mm, while the largest reaches 6 mm x 12 mm, so the same set covers both tight detailing and larger marked features. The 0.1 mm stainless steel construction keeps the edge fine while allowing the sheet to conform to shaped parts. On curved assemblies, the template can be bent against convex surfaces with a minimum target component radius of 30 mm, which makes it useful for aircraft fuselage sections and similarly rounded bodies. It is intended for scribing and engraving PS and ABS resin parts when paired with the matching needle tool, adding a precise guide to bench work focused on clean repeated shapes.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Modeling Template Square 1-10, stencil set

€9.59

Modeling Template Square 1-10 brings repeatable square and rounded-square marking to detailed model work with a photo-etched stainless steel fret designed for fine scribing. The set supports clean layout of access panels, hatches and surface details by giving the engraving needle a precise edge to follow across sizes from 1 mm to 10 mm. The fret contains 4 separate template sheets, and each sheet covers the full size range in 0.5 mm increments. One sheet uses right-angle corners, while the other 3 apply R10%, R15% and R20% corner ratios for rounded-square shapes. That ratio system keeps the corner radius tied directly to the side length, so a 10 mm square at R10% produces 1 mm radius corners. The templates are made from 0.1 mm stainless steel, which helps them sit close to the surface while remaining flexible enough to bend over convex parts. The stated minimum target component radius is 30 mm. On aircraft fuselage pieces, vehicle panels or scratch-built surfaces, the thin metal sheets help transfer matching shapes again and again instead of drawing each line freehand. The graduated openings support both small maintenance-panel details and larger geometric markings, making the set a focused tool for precise, repeatable surface work in model building.

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Needle Nose Pliers with Cutter for Model Work

€39.99

These needle nose pliers combine a long, slim jaw shape with an integrated cutter, giving model work a precise hand tool for gripping, bending and trimming. The chromium-vanadium steel jaws reach into tight areas where broader pliers cannot, which helps when handling small parts on R/C projects, static models and other detailed hobby tasks. Their narrow profile also allows the tool to be used much like tweezers when a part needs a firm hold rather than fingertip contact. At the hinge, the cutting edges add a second workshop function without taking up extra bench space. They cut mild steel wire up to 1.2 mm diameter and brass wire up to 1.3 mm, covering common wire sizes used for detail work, adjustments and scratchbuilding. The long jaw form supports careful bends as well as straight gripping, so one tool can move from shaping wire to placing components in the same session. A twin star logo appears on the hinge joint. The PVC-coated handles provide a non-slip grip that supports controlled pressure during repeated use. On a workbench, beside an R/C chassis or over a partly finished static model, the slim tips help guide the tool exactly where the task is happening, whether that means holding a tiny part, bending brass wire or making a quick clean cut.

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Non-Scratch Long Nose Pliers II, hobby pliers

€22.99

Non-Scratch Long Nose Pliers II brings fine control to bench work where standard hand tools can feel too broad. The slim nose shape reaches into narrow gaps, helping with careful wire bends, small-part handling and close-up adjustment work during model making and hobby assembly. The jaw profile is designed for tasks that call for accuracy rather than force. Non-scratch contact surfaces support cleaner handling on delicate components, which is useful when working with soft metal details, shaped wire or finished fittings that need to stay neat while being held or positioned. The elongated nose also improves access around crowded subassemblies, letting the tool approach parts from tighter angles than shorter pliers. For repetitive bench tasks, that combination of reach and controlled grip helps keep movements measured and precise. On a worktable, these pliers fit naturally into build sessions that involve trimming, bending, test-fitting and part placement. They also suit repair and adjustment work on scale models, miniatures and other detailed hobby projects where small components need a steady hold and a lighter touch than general-purpose tools usually provide.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Paint Stirrer Metal, paint tool, 2 stainless stirrers

€6.39

This paint tool set brings controlled colour mixing to bottled paints with 2 stainless steel stirrers, each measuring 15 cm. The slim format reaches into narrow paint jars, while the metal construction gives a firm, direct feel during mixing. At one end, a small spoon shape helps lift pigment and paint from the bottom of the bottle. The opposite flat spatula end supports blending, folding and working different shades together with a more even motion. The double-ended layout gives each stirrer 2 distinct working surfaces for different paint-handling tasks. The spoon tip suits settled colour and denser material near the base of the bottle, while the flat end can spread and combine paint more broadly during shade adjustment. Stainless steel also makes the set suitable for repeated workshop use where clean, precise handling matters. With 2 matching tools in the pack, one stirrer can stay with a current colour while the other is used for the next mix. On the bench, the set fits naturally into model painting, detail finishing and colour preparation before brush work. It also supports mixing custom tones in small quantities when several bottled paints are used in the same session.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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PhotoEtched 0.1 mm Saw Blade Set, craft saws

€13.49

The PhotoEtched 0.1 mm Saw Blade Set brings highly controlled cutting to detailed model work, using thin photo-etched metal saws to make extremely fine cuts in small sections and narrow spaces. The slim blade profile helps when a standard hobby blade would remove too much material or struggle to follow a tight line. Each saw features a grip section that can be folded over to increase support while handling the blade by hand. That added structure helps during careful trimming and scribing on PS and ABS resin parts, where a steady hold matters for clean edges and accurate line placement. The set includes 5 saws, giving several blades ready for repeated bench use. The sheet format also shows multiple blade profiles suited to different access angles and cut shapes. For more controlled bench work, the blades can also be fitted to the handle of the Modeler's Knife. This setup suits panel line work, slot cutting, careful separation of molded sections and other detail-focused shaping tasks on scale models. The saws are intended for PS and ABS resin parts and are not for use on metal or hard plastics.

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Plastic & Soft Metal Scissors, hobby tool

€29.99

Plastic & Soft Metal Scissors bring controlled cutting to model making, workshop prep and general craft tasks with anti-rust treated stainless steel blades and a compact 170 mm format. The 40 mm blade length supports close work on sheet materials, while the navy blue grip gives a clear, secure hold during repeated trimming passes. These scissors are designed to handle a broader range of materials than standard scissors. Cutting guidance covers Tamiya Pla-plate up to 1.2 mm, Tamiya Clear Pla-plate up to 0.5 mm, polycarbonate up to 1.0 mm and other plastics up to 1.0 mm. Softer metals are also within scope, including aluminum up to 0.5 mm and copper, brass or nickel up to 0.3 mm. Beyond model materials, the blades can also be used on leather and paper up to 2.0 mm, plus cardboard or rubber sheeting up to 5.0 mm. These figures are intended as a guideline for material choice and cut planning. On the bench, the narrow blades suit body shell trimming, sheet shaping and careful cut lines where bulky household scissors can get in the way. The broad material range also makes the tool useful for mixed-media hobby work, from preparing templates in paper to refining thin metal or plastic parts for custom builds.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Plastic Model File Flat 6mm, hobby hand tool

€23.49

This flat model file combines a narrow 6 mm working width with wave pattern teeth for controlled shaping and a clean surface finish on small parts. The tooth pattern is designed to keep shavings from clogging the filing face, so the cut stays consistent while seams, edges and formed sections are refined by hand. The conventional flat shape suits a wide range of model-making tasks where a broad abrasive block would reach too far. Its slim metal filing section can be guided along straight runs, pressed into tighter areas and used to level raised material with measured strokes. The long handle adds a steady grip for careful pressure control, which helps when adjusting fit, cleaning part lines or preparing surfaces for the next finishing step. On the workbench, this file fits naturally into plastic model building, detail correction and general hobby finishing. It can be used between trimming and final surface preparation, or kept close for repeated touch-ups as individual parts are shaped and checked during assembly.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Plastic Scriber II, hobby tool with spare blades

€11.79

Plastic Scriber II is a dedicated hobby tool for scoring and cutting plastic sheets, with a hooked blade shape that supports controlled line work on model materials. On the workbench, that focused cutting action helps start clean guide lines for trimming, reshaping and other detailed modification tasks. Beyond sheet work, the tool is also intended for creating mold lines on model parts and for modifying Mini 4WD machines. The blade can be retracted after use, which keeps the edge covered when the tool is set down between steps or returned to storage. Two spare blades are stored inside the handle, so replacements stay with the tool instead of getting lost among other bench supplies. The handle itself keeps the core parts together in one compact format suited to repeated workshop use. During model preparation, Plastic Scriber II fits naturally into jobs such as marking cut paths, refining part surfaces and adjusting small sections that need a more exact line than a general craft knife can provide. It also suits bench setups where compact tools and stored spares help keep detailed work moving without breaking concentration.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Plastic Soft Metal Side Cutter, craft tool

€38.49

This side cutter brings precise control to trimming work with angled jaws, a silver metal cutting head and black curved grips shaped for steady handling. The cutting action suits plastic parts and small soft metal pieces, making it a useful bench tool for model assembly, craft work and fine cleanup tasks. The jaw shape helps reach close to attachment points on sprues, pins and wire, so cuts can be placed with more accuracy where neat separation matters. The metal head keeps the cutting area clearly defined in view during detail work, which supports careful preparation before fitting, gluing or finishing. Curved grips give the hand a stable hold through repeated use, helping maintain even pressure across short, controlled cuts. This focused format suits hobby benches where small components, narrow spaces and tidy edges matter more than heavy-duty cutting force. On a model-building table, the side cutter supports clean part removal before sanding and fitting. In general craft use, it also handles fine wire and other soft metal pieces when shaping, shortening or preparing components for the next step.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Precision Screwdriver (+) Static, model tool

€11.99

Precision Screwdriver (+) Static is a hand tool for model building and maintenance where small Phillips screws call for steady, direct control. The fixed manual format keeps the action simple at the workbench, whether fitting parts during assembly or making small adjustments on finished builds. Its focused design suits detailed hobby tasks better than broad household hardware work, because the tip is intended for the compact screw sizes commonly found in models and accessories. During assembly, the screwdriver helps guide careful turns in confined areas where larger handles or higher torque would be less suitable. It also fits routine upkeep, such as retightening small fittings after handling or transport. The manual, non-powered format keeps feedback immediate through each turn, which is useful when working close to painted surfaces, small brackets or narrow mounting points. On a build table, it supports measured progress across repeated fastening steps without adding extra complexity to the setup. It also earns a place in a regular hobby toolkit for adjustment sessions, replacement work and general bench maintenance around scale projects.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Quick Hose Joint Airbrush Connector Type-S PF-1/8

€26.49

The Quick Hose Joint streamlines airbrush setup by placing a quick-connect fitting between the airbrush and hose. A single-touch action replaces repeated screwing and unscrewing, which is especially useful when more than 1 airbrush is used during the same painting session. The metal connector parts shown in the set focus on fast tool changes while keeping the hose connection process direct and controlled. Operation is based on a sliding center section: slot the airbrush side into the joint to connect, then slide the middle section to detach. If the connection does not engage smoothly, the slide section can be moved up and down and the fitting retried. The set contains 1 Quick Hose Joint and 2 plugs, allowing multiple airbrush-side fittings within the same workflow. The joint size is Type-S PF-1/8. It is compatible with all Tamiya Spray-Work series airbrushes. Spray-Work Basic Airbrush requires a separately sold Connector Joint. At the workbench, the fitting helps keep paint sessions moving when different spray patterns, colours or airbrush setups are needed in sequence. It suits bench layouts where the hose stays in place and the airbrush is the part changed most often. Not compatible with Tamiya Badger airbrushes, air cans or Basic Compressor.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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R/C Tool Set (8pcs), RC tool kit, blue

€39.99

The R/C Tool Set (8pcs) gathers a focused selection of workshop tools into one coordinated kit for model bench use. With 8 pieces in the set and blue handles across the range, it brings a clear, easy-to-identify look to setup and maintenance sessions around R/C models. As a dedicated tool set for Models & Accessories and Models Supplies, it fits naturally into regular bench routines where small parts, fasteners and adjustments call for steady hand control. The matching format keeps the set visually consistent, while the compact 8-piece scope centres on the tools most often reached for during assembly support, tuning work and general upkeep. The blue finish also helps the tools stand out quickly among other bench equipment. On the workbench, the set suits repeated tasks such as preparing a new chassis, making running adjustments after use, or handling routine maintenance between sessions. It also works well as a go-to starter kit for keeping core hand tools together in one place for model building and R/C servicing.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Rt Screwdriver PRO & (+) Bit L, ratchet tool

€35.99

The Rt Screwdriver PRO & (+) Bit L combines a ratcheting handle with a precision 72T gear for swift, controlled screw work at the bench. Short return movement keeps the tool engaged, so repeated turns feel fluid when working through model assembly, maintenance or parts changes. Mode selection sits directly on the handle tab, with settings for tightening, loosening and lock to match the task in hand. The Quick Rotation grip adds fingertip control for faster spinning on screws that have already broken free or only need light final turning. The included precision bit is crafted from chrome molybdenum vanadium steel, a material chosen for tool applications that demand dependable contact at the screw head. Its working range covers (+) screws from 3 mm to 5 mm, making it suited to a broad spread of workshop jobs. The magnetic bit supports steadier handling by helping screws stay at the tip during pickup, placement and removal. That added control is especially useful around compact assemblies, where dropped fasteners can slow progress and interrupt careful fitting. On a model bench, during chassis service or while fitting small hardware, this screwdriver keeps each turn direct and efficient.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Screwdriver PRO L, hobby tool, long Phillips shaft

€10.99

The Screwdriver PRO L is a handheld hobby tool built for precise manual work, with a long metal shaft and a Phillips cross-head tip that reaches screws set deeper inside assemblies. Its extended form helps when cross-head fasteners sit behind braces, inside narrow chassis sections or below surrounding parts, where a shorter driver can be awkward to position. The rounded handle combines a blue body with black grip inserts, creating a shape that supports a steady hold through repeated fastening and loosening. That direct hand feel helps with careful screw control during model assembly, RC maintenance and general bench work. The cross-head tip is designed for matching screw heads, so alignment stays clear while turning pressure is applied by hand. The clean, simple layout also makes the tool easy to keep within reach on a work surface alongside parts trays, sprues and small hardware. On a model-building bench, it suits detail-focused tasks such as fitting components, adjusting mounted parts or reopening assemblies for maintenance. In RC use, the long shaft is especially useful where surrounding structure limits access and a controlled manual turn is more useful than speed.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Screwdriver PRO M, hobby tool, Phillips driver

€8.39

The Screwdriver PRO M is a hand tool built for precise fastening work in model building, RC maintenance and general hobby assembly. Its Phillips tip engages cross-head screws directly, while the blue and black handle shape supports a steady grip during careful bench work. The long silver shaft adds reach in tighter layouts, where screw heads can sit below surrounding parts or inside compact structures. The metal shaft gives the tool a clear, direct feel when turning fasteners by hand, which helps with measured pressure on smaller screws and controlled alignment during assembly. The rounded handle form sits securely in the hand, and the rubberized grip surface supports consistent control through repeated turns. This makes the tool useful not only for first-time builds, but also for adjustment, part changes and routine maintenance on hobby models and related equipment. On a workbench, in a parts tray setup or beside an RC chassis during service, the Screwdriver PRO M fits naturally into regular workshop use. The hanging hole at the end of the handle also makes storage simple, keeping the tool close at hand for the next repair, setup or build session.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Sharp Pointed Side Cutter, plastic model tool

€44.99

The Sharp Pointed Side Cutter is built for close, accurate work on plastic model sprues, where small attachment points call for a narrow jaw and a clear view of the cut. Thin, pointed blades help reach confined areas around delicate molded parts, making careful separation easier during detailed bench work. The cutting blades are made from chrome-vanadic alloy and are hand-finished for optimum sharpness. That combination gives the jaws a crisp edge profile suited to trimming fine plastic sections with controlled pressure. The short angled head keeps the cutting area visible while guiding the tool into tighter spaces on runners and around smaller components. Black textured handles add a secure hold that supports steady hand positioning during repeated cuts. On the workbench, this cutter suits model preparation, part removal and cleanup before fitting or painting. It works well when a build includes slender pieces, fine detail sections or closely spaced sprue gates that need a more exact approach than a general-purpose cutter can offer. For hobby sessions focused on neat part release and controlled handling, it brings a dedicated cutting shape to the task.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Side Cutter for Plastic, precision hobby tool

€37.99

This precision side cutter is made for plastic modeling and focuses on one job: removing parts from sprue without damaging them. The short angled cutting head supports close access around attachment points, so small molded sections can be separated with more control before sanding, fitting or final assembly. The cutter uses chrome vanadic alloy, a material chosen here for impact resistance and long life. A spring between the handles reopens the jaws after each cut, which helps maintain a steady pace when several parts need to be clipped from the same frame. The vinyl covering on the handles adds grip for careful hand positioning during detailed bench work. Together, these features suit repeated trimming tasks where clean separation matters more than force. On a model building table, the cutter fits naturally into the early preparation stage, when runners are being cleared and individual components sorted for the next steps. It also works well for careful cleanup sessions on compact plastic parts where access is limited and controlled snips are needed around narrow gates and edges.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Side Cutter Modeler α, hobby nipper, Mint Green

€17.49

Side Cutter Modeler α brings a dedicated cutting tool into model-building work, pairing the familiar nipper format with a Mint Green finish that stands out clearly on the bench. The compact hand tool is shaped for trimming tasks around parts preparation, where clean separation and steady handling matter during assembly. In model-making use, a side cutter is typically reached for at the stage where parts come away from runners and need controlled cleanup before fitting. That makes this tool a practical match for repeated bench work across plastic model projects, especially when small components call for a precise cut rather than twisting or pulling. The α designation and the specific Side Cutter Modeler naming place it clearly within hobby-tool use rather than general household cutting. Batteries are not included. Set beside paints, sanding tools and tweezers, the Mint Green finish remains easy to pick out between steps, which helps keep the workflow moving during longer build sessions. Whether the task is opening a new kit, preparing detail parts or tidying cut points before final assembly, this cutter fits naturally into the sequence of model construction.

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SP Side Cutter Slim Jaw, model tool, 115 mm

€47.99

The SP Side Cutter Slim Jaw is built for one specific workshop task: removing plastic scale model parts from the sprue with clean, controlled cuts. Its sharp jaw blades and slimmer head profile help reach smaller components where attachment points sit close to surrounding frame sections, making detailed trimming work more precise at the bench. The 115 mm format keeps the cutter compact and easy to position around fine assemblies, while the slim jaw shape improves access in narrow gaps that broader cutters can struggle to reach. PVC grip covers provide a firm hold during repeated cutting passes, supporting stable hand placement when working through runners with multiple small parts. The tool is marked with the twin star logo and TAMIYA CRAFT TOOLS FOR PLASTIC. On a model building table, this cutter suits the early stages of part preparation, when clean separation from the sprue affects fit and finish in later assembly steps. It also works well for careful trimming sessions focused on smaller plastic components, where close visibility and controlled pressure matter more than heavy cutting force.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Spray-Work Airbrush Cleaning Brush Standard

€5.99

The Spray-Work Airbrush Cleaning Brush Standard is a maintenance tool for Tamiya Spray-Work series airbrushes, made to clean the paint cup area and the section where the cup attaches to the airbrush. Its standard brush size also supports cleaning at the front opening, where twisting motion helps lift paint residue from the nozzle area during routine care. The instructions show 2 brush types in the wider cleaning system, with this version identified as the standard brush for broader internal access than the extra-fine option. It is used as part of airbrush servicing that can include removing the paint cup, loosening the needle chuck screw, and taking off the nozzle cover, nozzle and needle cover for deeper cleaning. A nozzle wrench is used for the front assembly during that process. The brush is not for use with Tamiya Airbrush Lite series airbrushes from Sparmax. On the workbench, this brush fits into regular maintenance between painting sessions or during a more thorough strip-down when spray performance starts to change. Used with care on the correct Spray-Work airbrush, it helps keep narrow passages and attachment points clear for cleaner operation in model painting tasks.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Spray-Work Airbrush Cleaning Brush XF Tool

€6.99

The Spray-Work Airbrush Cleaning Brush XF is built for precise maintenance of Spray-Work series airbrushes, using an extra-fine brush head to clean the needle cavity and other narrow internal spaces. Its slim metal form and loop handle support controlled handling when working around small front-end components. The extra-fine format is intended for passages that standard cleaning tools cannot enter easily. Instructional material for this brush shows use in the nozzle and needle area, where careful insertion helps remove paint from tight channels. The long twisted wire stem reaches into slim openings while keeping the brush head aligned during cleaning. This brush is for use with the Tamiya Airbrush System Spray-Work series and is not intended for Tamiya Airbrush Lite series airbrushes. The documentation also identifies it as equipment for advanced users and notes that the air supply should be turned off before disassembly and cleaning. In regular workshop use, the brush fits maintenance routines for airbrushes used with fine paint work, especially when residue collects in narrow passages near the front of the tool. It can be used during nozzle and needle cleaning steps alongside careful disassembly, helping keep detailed spray work consistent across repeated painting sessions.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Spray-Work HG Trigger Airbrush Super Fine 0.2

€254.99

The Spray-Work HG Trigger Airbrush Super Fine 0.2 brings pistol-grip handling and detail-focused spray control into hobby painting, with a 0.2 mm nozzle suited to careful work on model surfaces. The trigger mechanism changes output from fine to wide as the lever is moved, making it easier to shift between narrow passes, soft transitions and broader coats during the same painting session. The metal body combines a top-mounted paint cup, a tapered front nozzle and a rear adjustment section in one compact tool. The cup is filled from above and closed with a cover during use, keeping paint close to the spray path while helping manage movement around the work area. Instruction details also show paint thinning as part of setup, with spray results changing when paint is too thick or too thin. Internal parts can be accessed for care after use, including the needle, nozzle cover, air stop valve and valve spring, and a nozzle wrench is supplied for servicing the front end. On a model car body, the airbrush supports close, hand-controlled passes for edges, smaller sections and gradual colour changes. After painting, prompt cleaning of the cup and inner passages before paint cures helps keep the 0.2 mm nozzle and needle working as intended for the next session.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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SW Quick Hose Joint Plugs, airbrush connectors

€11.99

SW Quick Hose Joint Plugs are replacement connector sections made for the Quick Hose Joint system in Item 74561. The set contains 2 matching plugs that add extra connection points for airbrush equipment, making it easier to keep more than one setup ready at the bench. The metal construction and machined finish give each fitting a precise, compact form suited to repeated handling. Each plug has a stepped shaft and a knurled cap with a diamond-textured surface, so the fitting can be gripped securely when attaching or removing it by hand. In the Quick Hose Joint system, the airbrush and hose connect or disconnect with a single touch by sliding the center section. These replacement plugs are built to work with that mechanism, extending the same quick-change function to additional compatible connections. The set is intended for use with Item 74561 only. In a workspace where several airbrushes are used for different paints or spray tasks, the extra plugs help keep changeovers short and orderly. They also suit a bench setup that stays assembled between sessions, with dedicated fittings ready for the next hose connection when airbrushing resumes.

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Tamiya HG Straight Tweezers Precision Craft Tool

€19.99

HG Straight Tweezers bring precise control to close-up model work, with a straight stainless steel form that carries finger movement directly to the fine pointed tips. That direct line between hand and tip helps when lifting, placing and adjusting small plastic model parts where a broader tool can hide the contact point. The precision-made stainless steel body has a slim, tapered profile suited to detail tasks that call for a clear view of the work area. Fine tips can grip small edges and contact points for careful alignment during assembly, touch-up work or part placement. The straight pattern differs from angled tweezers by keeping the approach in line with the hand, which supports exact positioning on flat sections, narrow joins and compact assemblies. The satin metal finish and narrow arms also suit bench setups where controlled, repeatable movements matter. On a model bench, these tweezers fit naturally beside sprue cutters, files and other hobby tools for handling tiny components that are awkward to pick up by hand. They also suit careful placement work on detail sections where accuracy and visibility matter most.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Thin Blade Craft Saw, modeling tool with spare blade

€24.49

The Thin Blade Craft Saw brings a narrow cutting profile and fine serrated teeth to detailed modelmaking work, supporting clean, controlled cuts where bulkier workshop saws can feel too coarse. The black handle and long metal blade create a focused layout for trimming small sections, opening narrow gaps, and separating delicate parts with measured hand control. A round tightening knob mounts the blade to the handle, giving the tool an adjustable, replaceable blade setup rather than a fixed one-piece form. That construction helps keep the saw ready for repeated bench use and makes the included spare blade a practical part of the set, not an afterthought. The slim blade shape is especially useful when working close to molded details, along panel lines, or through thinner hobby materials that call for accuracy over force. The fine tooth pattern is built for careful forward-and-back strokes that remove material gradually and help maintain a defined cut path. On a modelmaking bench, the saw fits naturally alongside trimming, fitting, and part-preparation work before final assembly or finishing. It suits tasks such as cutting through attached sections on model components, refining openings, or making careful adjustments where a knife alone is less suitable. The included spare blade adds continuity for longer projects and keeps the tool ready for the next precise cut.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Transmitter Bag, RC carry case with accessory storage

€59.99

The Transmitter Bag is built to keep an RC transmitter protected and organised while travelling to the track, workshop or storage shelf. Its upright rectangular format, black finish and blue zipper details give the bag a focused racing look, while the dedicated internal transmitter compartment keeps the controller in its own defined space instead of shifting among loose gear. Inside, the layout separates equipment into clearly usable zones. Above the main transmitter area sits a sub-compartment for related R/C equipment or parts, and the front cover carries an inner pocket for additional stowage. The front panel opens on 3 sides, which creates a wide access point when packing, unpacking or checking gear between runs. A soft strap cover handle supports brief hand carry, and the strap can be attached at different positions to convert the bag for shoulder use. Rear attachment points also allow the bag to be secured to Item 42337 R/C Trolley Pit Bag. This layout suits race days, club meetings and travel between home and circuit, where a transmitter often needs its own protected place rather than sharing space with tools and spares. The bag also works well as a compact grab-and-go case for carrying a controller and a small set of related RC essentials in one organised format.

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Work Stand w/Magnifying Lens, hobby work stand

€139.99

The Work Stand w/Magnifying Lens brings magnification, lighting and bench organization together in one tabletop station for detailed model work. An adjustable arm carries the magnifying lens above the work area, while 6 white LEDs add direct light for part cutting, assembly, painting and decal application on small components. The base is shaped as a practical workstation rather than a plain stand. A brush support, clip holder, bottle holder and decal tray keep key tools and materials within reach during longer sessions. The bottle holder fits Tamiya cement, acrylic paint and enamel paint bottles, and the cutting mat frame secures the Tamiya 74056 A4 cutting mat when used. A backboard is included to help stop parts from flying off while cutting pieces from sprues. Power comes from 4 R20/D/UM1 batteries or an AC adapter, both required separately. On a hobby desk, the stand supports close-up marking, trimming clear parts, checking painted surfaces and placing decals with a clearer view of edges and small details. The carry grip also makes it easier to move the workstation between storage and the bench when the next build session starts.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Cera-Grease HG 10g, ceramic grease, hobby care

€10.291 kg = €1,029.00

Cera-Grease HG 10g is a ceramic-based lubricant for model maintenance, formulated with Boron Nitride to support smooth movement in fine mechanical parts. Applied to gears and bearings in MINI 4WD cars, R/C cars and Robocraft assemblies, it helps reduce friction where repeated motion and close tolerances matter most. The formula is suitable for both plastic and metal parts, which makes it useful across mixed-material drivetrains, rotating joints and transmission components. The grease comes in a 10 g aluminum tube, and the narrow nozzle helps place a small amount directly onto compact contact areas instead of spreading it across surrounding parts. That controlled application is especially useful when servicing gear trains, bearing seats and other tightly packed mechanisms that need precise lubrication rather than broad coverage. The white paste format is designed for hobby workshop use on model vehicles and related mechanical builds. On a maintenance bench, Cera-Grease HG fits naturally into routine care before running sessions or after parts cleaning. A small amount can be applied to moving assemblies during setup work on MINI 4WD, R/C or Robocraft builds, while power switches should be left free of grease as stated.

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Modelers Side Cutter, hobby tool for plastic parts

€17.99

The Modelers Side Cutter is built for clean, controlled work on plastic parts used in scale models and Mini 4WD builds. Narrow cutting jaws and a hand-friendly format help guide the tool into small spaces around sprues, gates and closely placed components, where accurate trimming matters before test fitting, sanding or paint preparation. The blades are made from hardened carbon steel, a material chosen here for lasting edge retention during repeated use on plastic runners and molded parts. The cutter is designed specifically for plastic, making it a focused bench tool for separating parts rather than a general workshop cutter. A spring-loaded action reopens the handles after each cut, which supports a steady cutting rhythm when working through multiple pieces in one session. The gray finish keeps the look understated on the workbench while the pointed jaw shape helps maintain a clear view of the cut line. On a model bench, this cutter suits early build stages such as removing body parts, chassis pieces or detail components from runners before cleanup. It also fits compact hobby setups where precise hand control and a clear approach to small plastic sections make preparation work more exact and efficient.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Paint Mixing Jar 23ml Round Glass Hobby Jar

€2.89

This round 23 ml paint mixing jar brings a clean, practical format to colour preparation on the workbench. The clear glass body keeps the contents visible at a glance, so mixed shades, remaining volume and paint condition are easy to check while preparing small batches for model finishing. The compact jar shape suits measured hobby use where only a limited amount of paint is needed at one time. A ribbed screw cap adds grip for repeated opening and closing, which helps during sessions that move between mixing, testing and storing. The round profile also keeps the format straightforward to handle when preparing custom shades, separating colours for detail work or keeping a ready-mixed batch aside for the next stage. On a modelling bench, the jar fits naturally into painting routines for miniatures, scale builds and fine touch-up tasks. It works well for mixing a fresh colour before brush application, holding a prepared shade between steps or keeping a small amount of paint ready for later corrections on the same build.

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Paint Mixing Jar Mini 10ml, round hobby jar

€2.89

The Paint Mixing Jar Mini 10ml is a compact round glass jar made for preparing and holding small amounts of hobby paint. Its clear body keeps the colour and level visible during mixing, while the screw cap closes the jar for short-term storage between painting steps at the workbench. The 10 ml capacity suits touch-up colours, test mixes and small custom batches that do not need a larger container. The round shape keeps the format simple and easy to handle when paint is being stirred, checked and set aside for the next stage of a model project. Glass gives the jar a clean, smooth interior surface for liquid paint, and the ribbed cap adds grip when opening and resealing the container with paint on the fingers. The transparent wall also helps compare mixed tones across several jars without opening each one. On a hobby bench, the mini jar supports organised paint preparation for detail sections, accent colours and repeat mixes used across several sessions. It also works as a dedicated container for separating a small quantity from a main paint bottle before brush work or other precise application begins.

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Craft Spatula Width 20mm, model tool, POM

€3.39

The Craft Spatula Width 20mm is a model tool for mixing and applying paints with a broad 20 mm working edge and a newly shaped blade. That shape gives steady contact when colour is spread across a palette or guided onto small parts, helping keep application controlled during detail work. Made from POM, a polyacetal resin, the spatula is specified for resistance to water and chemical damage. This material choice also supports use with epoxy cement and putty, so the same tool can move between paint preparation, adhesive handling and surface filling without changing tools. The flat blade and angled front edge suit lifting, spreading and smoothing soft modelling materials in measured amounts. On the workbench, the long handle keeps the grip clear of wet paint and filler, while the hanging hole makes the spatula easy to store within reach. It fits naturally into finishing tasks such as mixing small batches, applying filler to seams and spreading cement with a controlled edge.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Paint Mixing Jar 46 ml, hobby paint storage jar

€3.79

This 46 ml paint mixing jar brings measured paint preparation and tidy storage into one compact workshop essential. The clear container shows the fill level at a glance, while side measurement markings support consistent ratios when mixing colours or thinner for model finishing. A large ribbed screw cap gives a firm grip when opening and closing the jar, and the wide mouth makes it easier to fill, stir and decant paint during bench work. The glass body suits repeated use for holding custom colour mixes between sessions, whether the task is brush painting small details or preparing a batch for later application. Its transparent format also helps keep mixed shades identifiable without opening the container each time. On the workbench, the jar sits neatly alongside brushes, palettes and other finishing tools without taking much space. It fits naturally into model painting routines where accurate measuring, temporary storage and clean handling matter from one session to the next.

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Paint Mixing Jar Mini Square 10ml Hobby Bottle

€2.89

The Paint Mixing Jar Mini Square 10 ml brings compact paint handling to the modelling bench with a clear small-format container and a ribbed screw cap that closes the jar securely after mixing. Its square profile keeps the footprint tidy on crowded work surfaces, while the transparent body makes colour and fill level easy to read during paint preparation. The 10 ml volume suits small custom batches, touch-up colours and leftover mixes that need to be kept together for the next stage of a build. Flat sides make the jar easy to hold while pouring or transferring paint, and the wide, stable base helps it stand neatly beside brushes, pipettes and thinner bottles. The mini format also supports organised storage when several shades are prepared for one model, because each mix can be kept in its own clearly visible container. The screw cap allows mixed paint to be closed between sessions instead of being left exposed on an open palette. On a workbench used for brush painting, detail correction or airbrush preparation, the compact square jar keeps small quantities manageable and close to the task at hand. It also works well as a dedicated container for test mixes before a final colour is applied to a bodyshell, figure or scale detail.

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Builder's 8 Screwdriver Set, hobby tool kit

€28.49

Builder's 8 Screwdriver Set gathers the core hand tools for fine model work into a compact 8-piece format. The set combines 3 Phillips screwdrivers, 2 flat screwdrivers, 2 nut drivers and 1 hex wrench with a detachable grip, giving small fasteners and fittings a single, organized tool station for bench use. Each head can be paired with the grip as the task changes, which suits the stop-and-start rhythm of RC maintenance, miniature assembly and detail adjustment. The mix of tip styles supports common fastening points found in hobby builds, while the separate nut drivers and hex wrench extend the set beyond standard screw turning. Red holders keep the individual tools visually sorted, so the required head can be picked out quickly instead of being mixed loose in a drawer. The clear carrying case keeps the full set together for storage and transport between shelf, toolbox and work area. On a model bench, the set supports careful fitting, small corrections and repeat adjustments without taking up much space. It also works well as a dedicated companion for ongoing RC and scale model projects where several fastener types appear across one build.

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Cutting Mat α A3 Half, hobby cutting mat, blue

€18.29

The Cutting Mat α in A3 half format brings a compact 450 x 145 x 2 mm work surface to model benches where long, narrow space matters as much as clean measuring. Printed grids, angle guides, R curves and reference scales give rulers and hobby knives clear alignment points, while the translucent blue finish keeps markings easy to read during close detail work. Made from low-odor olefin resin, the mat is built as a practical bench surface for trimming, marking and layout tasks around scale modelling and craft work. The printed face combines standard measurement aids with curved and circular references that help position parts, tape and sheet material before the blade touches down. A plain reverse side adds a second usable face when a cleaner surface is needed for other bench steps. The A3 half shape also suits narrow shelves, portable tool setups and smaller workstations where a full A3 mat would take more room than necessary. During masking work, the dedicated tape-cutting lines help prepare repeated strip widths with less guesswork. For scoring styrene, trimming decals or cutting paper against a metal ruler, the long 450 mm edge gives useful reach while the 145 mm depth stays easy to place beside paints, tools and in-progress assemblies. The result is a focused cutting surface sized for regular hobby use rather than a full-desk layout.

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RC Pit Bag Large with 3 Inner Storage Boxes

€79.99

The RC Pit Bag Large brings structured transport to race days with a padded rectangular bag and 3 removable inner boxes sized to the larger TRF501X package format. That layout keeps machines and support equipment grouped in separate sections, so bench essentials stay easier to sort when moving between storage, travel and trackside setup. Each inner box is described as durable enough for heavier contents such as batteries and chargers, which makes the set useful for carrying dense RC equipment rather than only lightweight spares. The inner boxes slide into the main bag from the side and help maintain the bag's internal form while dividing the load into clear sections. Carry handles on the boxes add another practical step at the workbench, since a single section can be lifted out instead of unpacking the whole bag. The outer bag combines navy blue fabric with blue grip belts and fasteners, plus Tamiya and TRF logos that give the case a workshop and race-team look. On a club day, the bag can move from shelf to car to pit table with machines and support gear kept together in one box-shaped case. Between runs, one inner box can sit beside the setup area while the remaining sections stay packed, helping the transport routine stay orderly when equipment needs to move quickly.

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RC Pit Bag Medium, carrying bag with 2 inner boxes

€69.99

The RC Pit Bag Medium brings order to race-day transport with a nylon canvas carry bag and 2 included inner boxes sized for common 1/10 scale RC equipment. With outer dimensions of 28 x 47 x 30 cm, it creates a compact footprint for moving a buggy or touring car together with the gear that usually travels alongside it. The 2 inner boxes measure 44.5 x 25.7 x 14 cm each and divide the interior into clear storage zones, so models, tools and running essentials can be packed with less mixing during travel. The bag format is intended for 1/10 scale off-road buggies and touring cars, giving those chassis types a dedicated transport option instead of loose loading in larger cases. A zippered opening around the top and side gives broad access to the main compartment, which helps when lifting equipment in and out between runs. Wraparound webbing straps support the bag body while carrying heavier RC gear. The inner boxes are also stated as durable enough to hold heavier contents such as batteries and chargers. At the track, the layout supports a cleaner setup on the pit table because the main car and supporting equipment can be unpacked from one place. Between workshop storage, car travel and casual racing sessions, the bag keeps frequently used RC equipment together in a format built around transport and quick access.

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TRF Storage Box, 8-compartment case set

€19.99

The TRF Storage Box (8-Comp) (3) brings small-part organisation into a compact format built around 3 separate 8-compartment storage cases and 1 outer case. Together they create 24 independent sections for screws, nuts and similar hardware, so mixed fasteners can be separated by size, type or current project while staying in one place. Each inner case can be arranged as its own sorting unit inside the larger holder, which helps keep frequently used parts grouped for bench work, RC maintenance or transport to a race meeting. The semi-transparent material gives a quick view of the contents before opening, reducing time spent checking each section by hand. The outer case measures 186 x 96 x 39 mm, a footprint that fits easily into a tool bag, drawer or field box while still carrying multiple categories of small components. On the workbench, the compartment layout supports cleaner parts handling during builds, repairs and routine upkeep. In a pit setup or storage drawer, the 3 removable cases make it easier to separate hardware for different models, spare sets or tuning tasks without loose pieces shifting into one shared space.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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A3 Cutting Mat, hobby work surface, 450 x 320 mm

soon available again

This A3 cutting mat creates a clean, measured work zone for model building and paper craft, with a 450 x 320 mm surface that sits slightly larger than A3 paper. The green 2 mm mat gives knives and similar tools a dedicated base while helping keep the desk underneath clear during trimming, marking and layout work. Its 3-layer structure combines a harder inner layer with softer outer layers. That construction is designed so cut ends remain less conspicuous, and it also helps the blade stay sharp for longer during repeated use. The front side is printed with a dense set of practical guides, including grids, angled lines, R curves and circular lines. These markings support alignment, spacing and repeatable shapes when preparing sheet material, planning cuts or checking symmetry on small parts. The reverse side uses a plain solid color, which changes the mat from a measured cutting surface into a simpler backing for other bench tasks. On a hobby desk, that makes it easy to move between precise knife work, template placement and general craft handling without changing the work area. The format suits model supplies, paper sheets and other flat materials that benefit from a stable, clearly defined surface.

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Paint Jar Stand, hobby paint organizer with clips

soon available again

The Paint Jar Stand brings order to a busy painting bench with a rotating 2-tier layout that keeps labels in view and colors easy to reach. As the trays turn, paint selection becomes quicker and the workspace stays more focused during detail painting, touch-ups and longer finishing sessions. Each tray is shaped for clear jar storage, with capacity for up to 7 acrylic mini jars or 9 enamel jars. The stand measures 135 mm across and 220 mm high, using vertical space instead of spreading jars across the table. A central holder at the top keeps brushes upright, so paint and tools stay gathered in one place. Small grooves along the tray edges accept the 4 included alligator clips, which can hold newly painted parts above the tray while surfaces dry. The stand is designed for stable tabletop use, and the stated maximum load is 1.5 kg for the stand. On a model bench, the rotating trays help bring the needed color forward instead of shifting rows of jars by hand. During painting breaks, clipped parts can stay raised and separated while brushes return to the center holder, keeping the next step ready without crowding the work area. Paints are not included.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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TRF RC Tool Bag, tool case, polyester storage

soon available again

The TRF RC Tool Bag keeps workshop essentials together in a compact soft case built for hobby transport and bench organisation. Black polyester gives the bag a cushioned structure around stored contents, and the 310 x 200 x 60 mm format suits regular movement between storage, work area and trackside setup. Inside, the layout focuses on keeping hand tools and small accessories sorted instead of loose. An internal divider separates contents into sections, while a touch fastener tape strap helps hold larger tools in place. The lid adds a mesh pocket for flat accessories, and elastic loops create dedicated spots for slim pieces such as drivers, pens, cables or similar workshop gear. A zip-around closure opens the case wide, making the contents easier to see and reach when adjustments need to happen quickly. The size is stated for TRF tools and long-nose pliers, which makes the bag a practical match for RC maintenance routines, parts organisation and transport between home storage and race meetings. Printed Tamiya and TRF logos on the top complete the clean workshop look without changing the bag's straightforward storage role.

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TRF TC Carrying Case, hard storage case

soon available again

The TRF TC Carrying Case is a hard storage case for touring car transport when only the model needs to come along. Its black plastic card construction creates a firm outer shell, and the material is stated to resist water as well as internal oil spills, which suits workshop storage and travel to running sessions. The case is supplied as 1 carrying case and uses a compact format that keeps the focus on the car rather than a full equipment loadout. A plastic handle is built into the design, so lifting the case from shelf to pit table or from car boot to trackside takes a direct, single-hand grip. TRF and Tamiya logos appear on the top panel, giving the exterior the look of dedicated racing equipment without changing the straightforward storage function. This format fits moments when a touring car model is heading out on its own and the larger tool collection stays behind. It also works as a neat way to keep the model enclosed between sessions, with the hard case structure helping separate the stored car from dust, splashes and oily marks in a busy hobby space.

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R/C Car Bag, model accessory, nylon 57 x 34 cm

soon available again

The R/C Car Bag adds a simple layer between an R/C car and the rest of the gear packed for a session. Made from nylon and sized at 57 x 34 cm, it slips over the car as a soft transport cover that helps keep dirt and residue away from a carrying case or pit bag after use. The bag uses a drawstring closure at the top, allowing quick opening for loading and a snug pull to close once the car is inside. Its flexible fabric folds flat when not in use, so it takes little room in a workshop drawer, track box or travel kit. The printed TRF branding gives it the look of a dedicated racing accessory rather than a generic storage pouch. When a body clip, small trim part or other loose piece comes away during transport, the enclosed format helps keep that part with the car instead of letting it disappear into larger luggage. It suits the moments between bench, car park and track when a used chassis needs covering before the next stop. It also works as a tidy storage layer on a shelf or in a vehicle, where the nylon surface keeps the car separate from surrounding equipment and ready for the next outing.

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Switch Lubricant, contact grease for model controls

soon available again

Switch Lubricant is a contact grease for model vehicles that supports electrical conductivity in control components and helps address arcing at speed controllers. The white, pasty formula is supplied in a tube with a separate precision applicator tip, creating a controlled way to place small amounts exactly where contact surfaces need treatment. The formulation is described as polyolefins with additives, giving this lubricant a grease-like consistency rather than a thin liquid flow. At 15 °C, the density is 0.9 g/ml, and the material is insoluble in water at 20 °C. The data sheet lists a drop point of 220 °C and a flash point above 200 °C. These physical properties define the material itself and distinguish it from lighter hobby oils used for other maintenance tasks. In use, the narrow tip supports careful application on compact electrical parts where excess lubricant would be unhelpful. This accessory fits naturally into regular workshop care for RC and model vehicle electronics, especially when switch contacts or speed controller contact points need targeted lubrication. Kept alongside other bench supplies, the tube and applicator tip support repeatable maintenance on small assemblies and detailed electrical hardware.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Thread Forming Tap M3x0.5, modeling tool

soon available again

The Thread Forming Tap M3x0.5 brings precise thread preparation to plastic model parts, making fastening work on R/C chassis and similar assemblies more controlled at the workbench. Its 3 mm diameter and 0.5 mm pitch suit M3 threading tasks where a clean internal thread helps screws seat more consistently in pre-drilled plastic sections. This tool is supplied as 1 tap and is intended for use with the 74086 modeling drill chuck. The metal tap features a threaded cutting section, a smooth shank and a square drive end for secure engagement in a compatible holder. A plastic storage case keeps the tap together with bench tools between assembly or maintenance sessions. The stated application focuses on plastic parts, and the tool cannot be used for self-tapping screws or counter-rotating screws. On an R/C bathtub chassis, the tap can be used before final screw installation to prepare mounting points in structural sections and reduce resistance while fastening. It also suits general model-building tasks where plastic components need an M3 x 0.5 thread formed before parts are joined. Scope of delivery: 1x thread drill.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Modeler's Punch 2mm/3mm, hobby punch tool

Factory sold out

The Modeler's Punch 2mm/3mm brings 2 commonly used hole sizes into one compact hobby tool, making it easier to prepare neat circular openings for model building, detailing and bench work. Its twin punch layout keeps the 2 mm and 3 mm cutters together, so the required size is close at hand when sheet material needs a clean, controlled cut. The working sections are metal, giving the tool the firm cutting edges needed for precise punching on small parts and material sections. A holder keeps both punch shafts aligned in one format, which helps with storage and quick access during repeated workshop tasks. This setup suits jobs such as preparing openings in thin hobby materials, refining scratch-build details or creating consistent holes across matching components. The compact format also fits naturally into a model bench routine where small tools are used in quick succession. On a build table, the punch can be used between measuring, marking and assembly steps to create tidy openings before parts are fixed in place. It also suits general craft and maintenance work where accurate 2 mm or 3 mm holes help keep small-scale results clean and uniform.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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NON SCRATCH GRIP BAG : 74061

only available from customer service

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TRF Alum. Maintenance Stand 160x100x42mm

available in stores

Article number: 300042371 Product: TRF Alum. Maintenance Stand 160x100x42mm Space-efficient and safe are the watchwords for this new product, which will help re-define the way you work on your car in the pit. Tamiya logos and coloring will catch the eye, too. Item Contents/Information • Crafted in aluminum, the stand has the iconic Tamiya blue anodized finish, and comes with the TRF and twin star logos on its side. • Two holes at either end can hold your dampers, gear differentials, etc. while you work on your model. • Length: 160mm, width: 100mm, height: approximately 42mm. • Can be used with a range of models from touring cars to longer-stroke rally models, and even buggies with less rebound stroke, such as TT-02B and comical buggy models.