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The Army Painter: Sculpting ToolsVersatile sculpting tools in different shapes for any sculpting project 3x sculpting tools with 6 different tips Works great with Green Stuff
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The Army Painter: Tweezers SetKey tools for any hobbyist The tweezers will help you pull through particularly meticulous model assemblies Glue with perfect precision and control Useful tool for assembling miniatures and h...
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The Army Painter - Paint Mixing Empty BottlesThese 12ml paint bottles are used to customize your paint by mixing different colours together. See-through labels let you see your new custom paint colour. You also get space on the label to make ...
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The Army Painter - Plastic Frame CutterCut your models from the sprue with the Plastic Frame Cutter Sharp, thin and precise Cut your models from the sprue with ease and precision Ideal for trimming and converting all plastic model...
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The Army Painter: Marketlight Laser PointerTargetlock Laser Line - a fantastic aid for all types of wargaming No more “seeing around the corner” or avoiding difficult terrain Includes 3x batteries (LR44) The Army Painter’s Target Lock...
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The Army Painter: Mixing BallsMixing balls for effortless mixing 5.5 mm stainless steel high-grade Mixing Balls Blend medium and pigment perfectly together, with a few shakes of your paint bottle. Get the right consistenc...
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The Army Painter: Hobby KnifeThe Hobby Knife is essentially a surgical scalpel made for miniatures. Ultra sharp art blade knife allows to precisely remove mold lines. Rubber coated safety handle in this precision knife pro...
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The Army Painter: Super GlueSuper Glue ("Cyanoacrylate") at its best Medium thickness and high quality Ideal for miniatures, basing and small parts due to its precision tip. Works great for assembling plastic, resin and...
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The Army Painter: Precision Side CutterMade from stainless steel with a safety grip handle, the Precision Side Cutter is perfect for cutting metal miniatures or large bits of resin. Ideal for small cuts like arms, heads or weapons. Use ...
