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Bright and punchy, Tamiya X-6 Orange is the gloss for high-visibility bodywork, racing liveries and bold details that need to grab attention. It la...

Tamiya XF-6 Copper is a warm matt copper with a fine metallic grain — great for pipework, machinery, historical fittings and any worn or aged coppe...

Tamiya X-22 Clear is a tough gloss coat that does double duty — seal and protect decals, add depth before weathering, or lay down a glassy shine ov...

Warm and lustrous, Tamiya X-33 Bronze is the metallic for statues, ornaments, historical fittings and anything that should look like aged or polish...

Tamiya XF-7 Flat Red is a strong, matt red that's a staple for markings, insignia, interior detail and any bold red without a shine. Rich, even cov...

Gun Metal is the go-to for anything that should look like worked steel — gun barrels, engine blocks, exhausts and mechanical detail. Tamiya X-10 gi...

Tamiya XF-16 Flat Aluminium is a matt metallic that reads as unpolished aluminium — perfect for aircraft skins, engine parts and any bare-metal fin...

Tamiya XF-25 Light Sea Grey is a pale, cool matt grey used across modern aircraft and naval schemes — the go-to for jet upper surfaces and low-visi...

Tamiya XF-23 Light Blue is a soft, pale matt blue used on aircraft undersides and light camouflage schemes — the subtle sky-facing tone that finish...

Tamiya XF-28 Dark Copper is a deep, muted metallic copper with a matt sheen — ideal for aged pipework, machinery, historical fittings and any worn ...

More than a company history, Master Modeler: Creating the Tamiya Style is the story of how a small wooden-model maker in Shizuoka grew into the mos...

Tamiya XF-8 Flat Blue is a strong, true matt blue that's a mainstay for naval schemes, aircraft camouflage and any subject needing a solid, no-shin...

Tamiya's LP lacquer range only behaves properly with the right thinner, and LP-10 is it — built to cut LP paints to a smooth, sprayable consistency...

Tamiya XF-4 Yellow Green is a bright, slightly acidic matt green — useful for early-war camouflage, interior colours and standout foliage. A distin...

Tamiya X-32 Titan Silver is a refined, slightly darker metallic silver with a fine grain — ideal for realistic metalwork, wheels and machined parts...

Tamiya's LP lacquers are a favourite for a reason — they dry fast to a tough, ultra-smooth finish that's superb through an airbrush. LP-1 Black is ...

When you want to keep a build moving, this quick-setting version of Tamiya's extra-thin cement is the answer. It grabs faster than the standard for...

Bright and zesty, Tamiya X-8 Lemon Yellow is the gloss for high-visibility bodywork, racing schemes and eye-catching detail. A clean, vivid yellow ...

Tamiya X-23 Clear Blue is a transparent tint that lets light through while adding colour — ideal for lenses, navigation lights and candy-coat effec...

Deep and vivid, Tamiya X-3 Royal Blue is a bold gloss that's perfect for eye-catching bodywork, racing schemes and any detail that wants real prese...

Whether you're opening up gun barrels, adding wiring or pinning parts for a stronger join, a set of fine drill bits opens up a world of detailing. ...

A good pair of tweezers is one of those tools you never knew you needed until you have them. These Tamiya angled tweezers are made for the fiddly j...

The economical way to keep your 18mm masking going. This refill roll slots straight into your Tamiya dispenser, so wider panels and broad masks sta...

Every modeller ends up with the same shortlist of tools rattling around the bench — cutters, tweezers, a decent knife — so Tamiya bundled the essen...

Tamiya XF-20 Medium Grey is a clean, neutral matt grey that's endlessly useful — aircraft camouflage, modern armour, groundwork and as a base for w...

Tamiya X-26 Clear Orange is a transparent tint for warm, glowing amber — exactly what you need for indicators, hazard lights and candy paint effect...

Tamiya XF-19 Sky Grey is a soft, pale matt grey used on aircraft undersides and light camouflage — the subtle tone that reads as sky when seen from...

Same crisp-edged Tamiya masking, now with a printed 1mm grid so you're not eyeballing every line. Lay a sheet down, use the grid to measure and cut...

Tamiya XF-13 J.A. Green is the deep Japanese Army green used on WWII aircraft camouflage — a rich, dark matt green that's essential for accurate Im...

Tamiya XF-22 RLM Grey is a Luftwaffe standard grey (RLM 02) — the versatile matt grey-green used across German WWII aircraft interiors and camoufla...

Tamiya XF-27 Black Green is a very dark, near-black matt green — the deep shadow tone for camouflage, cockpit interiors and any detail that needs w...

Tamiya XF-50 Field Blue is a muted grey-blue matt tone used in German field-grey and Luftwaffe schemes — a subtle, desaturated blue that's perfect ...

When you're removing tiny, delicate parts from a fret — the fiddly details on a ship model, fine aerials, small pipework — a chunky cutter just won...

Tamiya XF-49 Khaki is one of the most-used military tones going — a warm, earthy matt khaki perfect for uniforms, webbing, vehicles and groundwork....

A rag can smear polishing compound about, but it can't get into a curved bodyshell or hold a shape long enough to buff evenly — these sponges can. ...

Tamiya XF-18 Medium Blue is a versatile matt blue that suits aircraft camouflage, naval schemes and any subject needing a true, mid-tone flat blue....

Not every masking job is a straight line. Curved canopies, panel edges, freehand camo splotches — that's what these plain Tamiya sticker sheets are...

Every kit needs a broad brush, a general-purpose brush and something fine enough for canopy frames and tiny details — and Tamiya's basic set covers...

Fine finishing that follows every contour. Tamiya's 1500-grit sanding sponge sheet is the step that gets a surface ready for polishing — its flexib...

Eyeballing your paint-to-thinner ratio is how you end up with one coat that's watery and the next that's gloopy. Tamiya's pipette set takes the gue...

All the pinpoint bonding power of Tamiya's legendary extra-thin cement, now in a low-odour formula that's much kinder to use at a crowded bench or ...

Getting close to a polish now. Tamiya's 2000-grit sanding sponge takes an already-smooth surface to almost glassy, its flexible foam base moulding ...

The step after the heavy lifting. Once a coarser grit has done the shaping, Tamiya's 600 sanding sponge sheet knocks back the scratches and evens t...

When detail gets really fine — eyes on a figure, tiny stencils, instrument dials — you need a brush that comes to a needle point. Tamiya's High Fin...

The refining step. Once you've knocked back the rough with a coarser grit, Tamiya's 1500 sanding cloth smooths things further, taking out the scrat...

When there's real material to shift — chunky mould lines, sprue nubs, heavy seams — you start coarse. Tamiya's 400-grit sanding sponge does the sha...

A good pointed brush earns its keep on every detail job — eyes, markings, cockpit instrumentation, the fiddly bits that make or break a paint job. ...

The final sanding step before the shine. Tamiya's ultra-fine 3000-grit sponge sheet leaves a surface so smooth it's practically ready to buff, iron...