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Hobby Supplies 

Everything you need for your next project!






1. What are essential hobby supplies for beginners?

Essential hobby supplies for beginners include a cutting mat, hobby knife, glue, brushes, paints, and basic tools like tweezers and files. These items are the foundation for most hobbies, whether you're building models, painting miniatures, or crafting.

2. How do I choose the right brushes for painting miniatures?

When choosing brushes for painting miniatures, look for high-quality sable or synthetic brushes with fine, pointed tips. Popular sizes range from 00 to 2, with smaller brushes for detail work and larger brushes for base coats. Ensure the brushes hold their shape, have good spring, and provide smooth, even application of paint.

3. How do I choose the right paint for my hobby project?

Choosing the right paints for your project depend on a number of factors. If you are just starting out, the recommended paints are Games Workshop, Vallejo, Army Painter, or AK Interactive. A lot of these paints have equivalents from other ranges, so it really comes down to what you like. In some cases, if you are following a online tutorial, it might be easier to use the same paints as the sample.  

4. What tools are needed for assembling models?

For assembling models, you’ll need tools such as sprue cutters, a hobby knife, tweezers, and plastic glue. A set of starter brushes as well. This along with a small selection of paints depending on your project is a good starting point for tools. From here, you can expand your needs as you see fit.

5. How do I store and organize my hobby supplies?

To store and organize your hobby supplies, use clear plastic containers, drawer units, and toolboxes. Label each container for easy access, and consider pegboards or shelves for tools and paints. Keeping your workspace tidy helps protect your materials and makes your projects more enjoyable.


Shelving around the perimeter of your work space also allows you to stack items vertically, allowing for 180 degrees worth of access to all your tools and supplies.