Thanks for the video, learned a few things. I do see that some of what you’re reviewing is intended for RC and track models, such as the curved scissors (poly bodies) and the hammer (great for dislodging a bent axle from a differential, for example). Also, as TAMIYA does a great job in issuing clear and unambiguous product numbers, using these in your video or in the comments might reduce some guesswork as you go through some of these products quickly. Finally, thanks again for the undertaking - cheers!
Genessis Models go to a machinist shop and buy files , you can pick the shape , the size , cuting angle, and how fine you want it. they also have dimond files but you will never need them .just buy a good brand, pricing is about 10 to 25 euros.
Those nippers are cheap when you compare them to godhands and such. But at the same time you buy a good quality tool take care of it and it will last a long long time. I am not a professional but I prefer to get quailty over quantity that way in the long run I save money actually not having to rebuy the tool multiple times.
More than the thruth. When you know you go on with your hobby it is sometimes better save up another month before byuing a good quality tool. And tamiya tools are darn good. The saw i use for cutting the cabs and chassis from the 1/24 trucks and works the same as 2 years ago when i bought it. The same with airbrush, now you got that hand held battery/compressor sets for 50 euro or pounds. When you use them 2 months you know you go buy better. I saved up in the summer and bought me a Iawata brush with a nice Tank-compressor. I am ready to spend nothing anymore the next years,because i don,t need to replace nothing anymore. Cheap buy is at the end expensive buy in my opinion.
All those scissors, knife works. You can get better side cutters for the same money or less. (Blade and anvil type) Can get a set of scribers at different sizes for the same money Tools do not make your models professional Funny how everything in this "review" is amazing according to someone that wants to sell it to you...
Got the decal scissors and haven't used them yet but disappointed they're using cheap rivets instead of an adjustable screw for over $20 dollars. Hope I can find the receipt to return them
Got a few of their products recently, top quality stuff, you get what you pay for, & anyway, like every good quality tool they will last
Many Thanks , I am now sure on what to buy and stick with. Great overview! All the Best!
Thanks for the video, learned a few things. I do see that some of what you’re reviewing is intended for RC and track models, such as the curved scissors (poly bodies) and the hammer (great for dislodging a bent axle from a differential, for example). Also, as TAMIYA does a great job in issuing clear and unambiguous product numbers, using these in your video or in the comments might reduce some guesswork as you go through some of these products quickly. Finally, thanks again for the undertaking - cheers!
from tamiyai like all the tweezers they are good . the bending scissors and the small photoech
scissors witch i use for cutting decals!
Best reviews going Bobby. Member and fan...thanks
and a tip a for the vinil tapes , heat them up with a hair dryer and then use them ,they work great!
Genessis Models go to a machinist shop and buy files , you can pick the shape , the size , cuting angle, and how fine you want it. they also have dimond files but you will never need them .just buy a good brand, pricing is about 10 to 25 euros.
Being after a decal tweezers and their high grade tweezers for a while.
I looking to buy a scriber, but I've heard mixed reviews about the tamiya one.
Its good with scribers to have different types so as you can use the right scriber for the job but in most cases tamiya does the job well for me
Those nippers are cheap when you compare them to godhands and such. But at the same time you buy a good quality tool take care of it and it will last a long long time. I am not a professional but I prefer to get quailty over quantity that way in the long run I save money actually not having to rebuy the tool multiple times.
More than the thruth. When you know you go on with your hobby it is sometimes better save up another month before byuing a good quality tool. And tamiya tools are darn good. The saw i use for cutting the cabs and chassis from the 1/24 trucks and works the same as 2 years ago when i bought it. The same with airbrush, now you got that hand held battery/compressor sets for 50 euro or pounds. When you use them 2 months you know you go buy better. I saved up in the summer and bought me a Iawata brush with a nice Tank-compressor. I am ready to spend nothing anymore the next years,because i don,t need to replace nothing anymore. Cheap buy is at the end expensive buy in my opinion.
the decalling scissors is for me a nice investment! will give the PE scissors a try!
Their small Pin Vice (Vise*) with a 1.27 (1.27 wtf?!?) chopped Allen key stuffed in there. The perfect tool for M2 Cheese heads. *Adam Savages
All those scissors, knife works.
You can get better side cutters for the same money or less.
(Blade and anvil type)
Can get a set of scribers at different sizes for the same money
Tools do not make your models professional
Funny how everything in this "review" is amazing according to someone that wants to sell it to you...
Good tools will last a lifetime.
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Got the decal scissors and haven't used them yet but disappointed they're using cheap rivets instead of an adjustable screw for over $20 dollars. Hope I can find the receipt to return them