Loaded Dice

For the really big models — monsters, dragons, mounted champions — you need a base with genuine presence, and these 90x52mm ovals from AK Interacti...

Big models need a big, honest footing — nobody wants a dreadnought or a dragon wobbling on a base that's clearly too small for it. These 60mm round...

Square basing means one thing: rank-and-file. Historicals, mass-battle fantasy and any system that likes its units in tidy blocks all lean on squar...

The right base finishes a model as much as the paint does. These 20x20mm square plastic bases give ranked infantry a uniform, ready-to-texture foot...

The right base finishes a model as much as the paint does. These 25x25mm square plastic bases give ranked troops a uniform, ready-to-texture footin...

When you just want panel lines that pop, black is still the fastest route there. AK Interactive's Precision Panel Liner in Black is an enamel formu...

Panel lining a pale scheme is a balancing act: go too dark and you wreck the finish, too subtle and the effort vanishes entirely. AK Interactive's ...

Sepia is the panel liner you reach for when black feels too harsh and plain brown feels too flat. AK Interactive's Precision Panel Liner in this sh...

The desert war had its own short-lived, very specific palette, and this four-colour set (AK11678) captures it. Light Stone No.61, Dark Olive Green ...

NATO Green is the workhorse of modern Western armour — the base tone of the three-colour NATO scheme introduced in the 1980s, and the overall colou...

A dull, deep green with a broad service life — from US aircraft interiors in WWII to the Euro One A-10s of the 1980s and 90s. Real Colors matches t...

The overall grey that carried America's Cold War interceptors, from the Voodoo to the Phantom. Real Colors matches the exact Federal Standard, so y...

The dark brown that broke up early-war German armour, worn alongside Dunkelgrau from July 1937 to July 1940. Real Colors matches the RAL 7017 stand...

A modern Russian camouflage tone for the current fleet. Russian Greyish Yellow is one of the colours in use today on Russian Army vehicles and equi...

Building a town square or a cobbled objective? This textured polystyrene sheet gives you a ready-made large-format brick and pavement surface to cu...

The right base finishes a model as much as the paint does. These rectangular plastic bases give larger models and monsters a solid, uniform footing...

The right base finishes a model as much as the paint does. These rectangular plastic bases give infantry and skirmishers a solid, uniform footing, ...

Styrene strip is the raw material every scratch-builder burns through — framing, edging, planking, structural detail and quick repairs. These clean...

The right base finishes a model as much as the paint does. These rectangular plastic bases give cavalry and larger models a solid, uniform footing,...

The SEA scheme is the look of the Vietnam-era USAF — that mottled green-and-tan camouflage on everything from lumbering A-1 Skyraiders to supersoni...

Line-of-sight arguments, settled. This pocket laser pointer is built for the tabletop, so you can dial in a true sightline across the board without...

Windows, canopies, lenses and display cases all need something you can actually see through, and this is AK's answer — optically clear acrylic shee...

Every scale aircraft modeller hits the same questions eventually — how to get a natural metal finish, how much weathering is too much, how to keep ...

Germany's earliest panzers didn't wear the greys and dunkelgelbs you know from later in the war — they wore this. AK Interactive's German Army Pre-...

The pale grey that lined the lower half of German fighting compartments — the interior colour crews lived and worked in. Real Colors matches the RA...

The warmer disruptive brown of British WWII armour. S.C.C. No.2 Brown served as the disruptive camouflage colour on British Army vehicles in North-...

The pale ivory that lined the fighting compartments of German armour — sprayed onto the upper interior surfaces so crews could actually see inside ...

Late-war German armour, sorted. Olivgrün (Olive Green) RAL 6003 was a standard camouflage colour for German Army vehicles and equipment from the sp...

The upper-surface grey of the classic US Navy gull-grey-over-white scheme — the colour that topped Tomcats and Phantoms off the carrier deck for de...

One of the most widely used greens in modern US service — SEA-scheme jets, Euro One wraparounds, MERDC armour and even early M1 Abrams all wore it....

A muted khaki-brown that turns up across decades of armour, from Cold War MERDC schemes to modern Korean and Polish vehicles. Real Colors matches t...

The grey-green disruptive colour of the German first tropical scheme — the soft patches over the yellow-brown base on the earliest Afrika Korps arm...

A deep field green matched to the shade USMC helicopters wore from the mid-1950s into the 1970s. Real Colors matches the FS standard so your Huey o...

A versatile military sand for US armour. Sand FS 30277 is one of the colours in the US Army's MERDC camouflage schemes (all bar Tropics Verdant), a...

The darker sand grey the IDF adopted after 1973, better suited to the greyish terrain of Israel's northern frontier. Real Colors matches the shade ...

The dark shadow tone at the heart of NATO camouflage. NATO Black is one of the three standard colours introduced for the vehicles and equipment of ...

The yellow-brown base of the German first tropical scheme — the sand that covered Afrika Korps armour when it first shipped to North Africa. Real C...

The earthy middle tone of the NATO three-colour scheme. NATO Brown is one of the standard camouflage colours introduced for the vehicles and equipm...