New Items
Two jobs stand between a boxed kit and an assembled model: getting the parts off the frame without damaging them, and cleaning up the seam lines left behind by the mould. This set covers both, and it is the honest answer to what a first-time hobbyist actually needs to buy.
The clippers are spring-loaded with a rubberised grip, so they open themselves between cuts and stay comfortable through a whole sprue. The mouldline scraper is sized to get into the tight spaces around a miniature, which is where the seams that show up under paint tend to hide.
Anyone opening their first Warhammer kit, and anyone who has been making do with household side cutters and a craft knife.
| Contents | Starter Clippers, Starter Mouldline Scraper |
|---|---|
| Clippers | Spring-loaded, rubberised grip |
| Scraper | Sized for tight spaces around a miniature |
| Intended use | Removing components from frames, cleaning mould lines before assembly |
| Item number | 66-36 |
Mould lines are nearly invisible on bare grey plastic and obvious the moment paint goes on. Scraping them first is the difference nobody can name but everyone sees.
Hobby clippers have thinner blades that cut closer to the part, so you take less off the model afterward. General side cutters crush more than they cut.
For assembly, yes. The scraper and clippers are the two tools you will use on every kit you ever open.
Yes. Order online and we will ship it, or pick it up at JackWagon R/C and Hobbies in Greeley, CO, where we can show you the difference against the individual tools.
Recommended for ages 12+.
66-36




