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Metallic pencils are the fastest way to fake worn, handled metal without reaching for the airbrush, and this dark aluminium shade sits at the muted...

Aluminium is the metallic member of the AK Interactive watercolour pencil range, made for bare metal rather than dirt or dust. Run it along worn ed...

Cutting photo-etch cleanly needs the right blade, and these straight scissors are made specially for the job. Their fine, sharp edges slice through...

Filling seams and gaps is an unavoidable part of any build, and this white modelling putty makes light work of it. Press it into joins on styrene, ...

Loose pigment gives wonderful colour but needs binding, and this acrylic resin texturiser does two jobs at once: it fixes pigments firmly in place ...

Some jobs need a chunkier gauge than fine rod allows, and this 2.0mm brass from AK Interactive is built for exactly that — barrels, exhausts, struc...

Civilian vehicles play by different rules to tanks and troop carriers — flawless bodywork, mirror-gloss finishes and panel gaps that actually look ...

Building a diorama draws together every modelling skill, and this Dioramas FAQ is the comprehensive guide to doing it well. It covers groundwork, s...

This Figures FAQ is a complete guide to painting figures, gathering the techniques behind lifelike miniatures and busts into one thorough reference...

Still water is one of the most striking effects you can add to a diorama or base, and this two-part epoxy resin lets you cast it properly. Mix the ...

A smooth gloss coat does more than shine: it protects your paintwork and gives decals a flawless surface to sit on, banishing the silvering that do...

Buying a brand-new glue bottle every time you run dry is a mug's game — this 200ml refill lets you top up your existing AK Interactive applicator b...

Earth Brown is the AK Interactive watercolour pencil for groundwork — a proper soil tone for running gear, wheels and bases that need to look like ...

Concrete Marks is the AK Interactive watercolour pencil for urban and structural work — a pale, chalky grey that suits stonework, kerbs and groundw...

A draped camouflage net instantly transforms a vehicle, and this brown mimetic netting suits dry and autumnal settings. Cut it to size and drape it...

A sci-fi table needs more than open floor, and this resin control stage set gives you the consoles and terminals to make a bridge, facility or comm...

Nothing says modern battlefield like concrete jersey barriers, and this resin set gives you a stack of them. Cast in detailed resin and scaled for ...

Streaking Dirt is the AK Interactive watercolour pencil for grimy runs — the kind of vertical staining you get below hatches, vents and anywhere di...

Working with putty is far easier with dedicated tools, and this set of modelling spatulas gives you the shapes to do it. Use them to apply, shape, ...

Bare tables read as bare tables until you dress them, and this resin bathroom set gives a modern or sci-fi interior board the fittings it needs — s...

The final smoothing stages call for a gentle, flexible abrasive, and this set of four soft sponge sanding pads delivers exactly that. Their cushion...

RLM 04 is the bright, slightly warm yellow the Luftwaffe used for national markings, theatre bands and unit identification through WWII — and this ...

F.A.Q. 2 is AK Interactive's heavyweight reference for painting and weathering armoured fighting vehicles — 320 pages and well over 1,500 colour ph...

Foam's brilliant for scratch-building terrain, but it won't take paint until it's sealed — and this texturiser does that job and adds a fine, prima...

Visceral Effects is a 3rd Generation acrylic from AK for detailing fresh wounds, guts and gore on figures and dioramas. Water-based, it works over ...

Black Purple sits right at the edge between purple and black — too deep to read as violet, too warm to read as pure shadow. That makes it brilliant...

Not every miniature needs pale studio-clean skin — a lot of fantasy and sci-fi flesh is weathered, sun-beaten or just naturally ruddier, and Redski...

By late 1941 the Reich Air Ministry decided the original RLM 79 was running too yellow, so this darker, browner respray became the standard desert ...