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Plastic model building of all types, modern fighter jets, WWII aircraft, sci-fi ships, Gunpla and tabletop wargaming.
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Reviews (6)
07 March 2018
Great Little Clips!
Perfect for painting small parts and you get a lot of them. The wooded dowels are thick, solid and sturdy. The clips themselves will fit into small spaces and won’t mark the plastic.
26 January 2017
Build Strike Full Package is a Fun Build
Bought the RG Build Strike Full Package as I've collected most the RG range for the detail of the 1/60 PG into a 1/144 scale that makes it easier to collect more and still have the same fun building the different Gundam frames you see in the various series. Definitely not for younger kids since there are a lot more parts and complex building going on with these. But the detail and pose-ability is really cool. comes with foil stickers and water slide decals.
17 March 2018
Handy
These are very handy to have when painting multiple parts, you could easily use foam or a box top. These are big enough to hold a lot of the Mr. Clips and small enough to move around on a small workspace. These are made of corrugated cardboard and a thin cardboard shell around. They eventually will fall apart over time with wear and tear, so as long as you handle them carefully and try not to get wet they should last a long time.