Micro-Mark has been serving makers, crafters and the DIY community
since 1928.
A third-generation family-owned business, our origin is traced to the Scientific Model Airplane Company of Newark, New Jersey. At the age of 16, our founder set up shop to manufacture and sell model airplane kits. The company continued to grow and evolve, and in 1983, the company started the Micro-Mark Tool and Distribution Center to satisfy an even more diverse group of makers.
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Great beginner/staple paint set.
I've been painting miniatures for a little over a year now, I started with citadel paints and moved to Vallejo, and Army Painter. While each of those brands have their own pluses and minuses I feel that this particular set for the value was the best bet.
The fact that it includes a thinner as well as a brush cleaner medium was a surprise to me. I was searching for a new set of paints with a varied color palette that wouldn't break my bank at this moment. There are some really good high cost high quality paint sets I would love to try, but like I said with a year of experience in it and I can definitely see that these are a nice clean vibrant quality.
Using the thinning medium has changed the way I paint completely. Prior to that I was using water and thinned out paints and using multiple layers while I still use the multiple layer approach it is actually really well done using their included thinner.
I'm very happy with this set and I'm looking at purchasing and expanded color line soon Great job.
Ed Mel
Works Great
Very flexible work area. I built two kits for my N scale layout. One was the Atlas round house and the other was the Walthers power company. Each required large pieces to be glued in the assembly process. the magnets are super strong and I was able to hold large pieces at right angles while gluing them together. I tried other right angle clamps in the past, but they never worked while holding large pieces in different angles, this did. The variety of holding angles, other than just right angles, is easily done with some imagination. Solid metal base and super strong magnets make this a must use in kit building.
Donald Survilas
Good value, versatile
I have yet to work with worbola, and this was my first attempt with thermoplastic. It heats up quickly with a heat gun and adheres surprisingly well to itself. Not sure how the paint will hold up long term. I just used black spray paint for the basecoat, but may need to go back with something that is better suited for plastic. Bought the jumbo size and made this. Still have plenty for other projects. Good value for the money and very versatile material.
Hailey Johnson
Finally! Small detail sanders stiff enough to do the job and with an intelligent range of grits.
Removing dings, burns, and other damage from nearly completed parts and assemblies before finishing is a mark of good craftsmanship. Small detail sanders that use clips, pressure sensitive adhesive, or hook & loop backing are fine for open area defects but fall short in corners and carved or shaped detail areas. These stick fill that need extremely well for me. The stiff plastic core, flat surfaces and square edges get into most details with ease. The wide range of finer grits makes it easy to blend the repair into the surrounding areas. I expect these to be on my must-have list for years to come.
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