Tamiya 87212 Micro Nozzles for Tamiya CA Cement (2.5 mm, 10pcs.)
Tamiya 87212 Micro Nozzles for Tamiya CA Cement (2.5 mm, 10pcs.) is a Tamiya item for scale models, miniatures, dioramas and detailed hobby work.
Tamiya 87212 Micro Nozzles for Tamiya CA Cement (2.5 mm, 10pcs.) is intended for precise scale modelling work. The exact use depends on the product type: painting, thinning, gluing, masking, sanding, weathering, detailing or model assembly.
Choose compatible paints, thinners and tools for the job. For acrylic Tamiya colours use Tamiya X-20A where appropriate, and keep brushes or airbrush equipment clean after work.
Recommended use
- Use: scale models, miniatures, dioramas and wargaming where suitable
- Accessories: modelářské barvy, modelářské štětce, maskovací pásky and modelářské nářadí according to the product type
| Category: | Glues |
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| EAN: | 4950344872121 |
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