Favorite Modeling Tools

PMKJ008 decal tray makes using water decals super easy without having to have to fish them out of water. Soak the foam in the reservoir, pull it back up, place your decals on the foam and let them soak.

A1 size self healing cutting mat. Covers most area of my desk, perfect for all modeling activities.

These are essential for working with tiny parts, painting tiny figure pilots, panel lining or if you're just getting old like me and need a vision boost. They also conveniently have an LED light on the front.

This vice is such a nice to have for applying waterslides, hand painting details or small parts.

This circle cutter works great to create circular pieces of masking tape from 1-45mm. Also works on PLA/plastic sheets less than 0.4mm thick.

These are an absolute must have for your rough cuts. I use these to rough cut parts off runners before using my single bladed nipper to cut the actual gate. They are also great for clear parts and resin.

One of the best hobby knives out there. The blade shape is perfect for most modeling scenarios, they last pretty long and it's super comfortable to use.

I use these for 90% of tweezer related activities, from building to applying water decals, these are my go to.

Hands down best single bladed nipper on the market. YES, it is better than [insert any other single bladed nipper name here]!

My go to panel lining tools, I find them a bit smoother than BMC.

3D print ready STL file for a desktop caddy I designed a while ago for SAB, BMC or similar panel lining tools that will fit up to 1mm.

A stronger version of Tamiya Mark softer, these really melt waterslides into the surface and is less likely to cause silvering on surfaces that aren't glossy. You can get this at any hobby supply but this ebay supplier sells it for less than $10 shipped.