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GOOD SMILE COMPANY

Nendoroid Doll Etching Glasses Set

Sale price$45.00 CAD
Master Tools

Master Tools Basic Etching Parts - CIRCLE-4

Sale price$11.00 CAD
Master Tools

Master Tools Basic Etching Parts - CIRCLE-3

Sale price$11.00 CAD
Master Tools

Master Tools Basic Etching Parts - CIRCLE-2

Sale price$11.00 CAD
Master Tools

Master Tools Basic Etching Parts - CIRCLE-1

Sale price$11.00 CAD
Hasegawa

Hasegawa Etching Set (TL3)

Sale price$18.00 CAD
Hasegawa

Hasegawa Etching Cutter

Sale price$38.00 CAD
Copic SKETCH

Copic Sketch Marker Sketching Grays 6Pc Set

Sale price$60.00 CAD

Metal Etch

Explore the Metal Etch Collections at P-Rex Hobby, featuring precision metal detail parts designed to enhance realism and sharpness in Gunpla and model kit builds. This collection includes photo-etched metal parts such as detail plates, grilles, vents, and accent components that replace or enhance standard plastic details.

Metal etch parts are ideal for builders who want to upgrade surface detail, improve scale accuracy, and achieve a more realistic appearance. Whether used for panel detailing, mechanical accents, or custom builds, metal etch adds depth and premium quality to your model kits.

 

FAQ – Metal Etch Collections

1. What are metal etch parts used for in model kits?
Metal etch parts are used to add sharper details, improve realism, and enhance surface accuracy compared to standard plastic parts.

2. Are metal etch parts suitable for beginners?
They are recommended for intermediate or advanced builders, but beginners can use them with patience and proper tools.

3. How are metal etch parts attached to model kits?
Metal etch parts are usually attached using hobby glue or adhesive designed for metal and plastic surfaces.

4. Do metal etch parts need to be painted?
Painting is optional. Some builders prefer the natural metal look, while others paint them to match the model’s color scheme.

5. Can metal etch parts be used on any Gunpla kit?
They are usually designed for specific kits or series, so compatibility should be checked before purchase.

6. What tools are recommended for working with metal etch?
Fine tweezers, hobby knives, bending tools, and precision cutters are commonly used when handling metal etch parts.