Mark Fit enables perfect decal applications. It softens decals so they can easily fit to uneven, rounded, and matt finish surfaces of plastic models while increasing adhesion. The bottle’s cap comes with a convenient brush. 1 bottle contains 40ml.

≪How to use≫

1. Apply Mark Fit to the model where decal is applied.
2. Place decal on the model.
3. Position decal by an wetting finger.
4. Press decal down gently with a soft cloth or cotton swab until excess water is gone.
5. Apply Mark Fit over the decal, then press down gently with a soft cloth or cotton swab.
6. Allow the decal to completely dry.

FEATURES:
- Easy application.
- This light grey primer has excellent coverage and is recommended for use prior to painting a light color onto a darker coloured material.
- It can be used on plastic or metal.
- Air spray can.
- Colour coded plastic lid.

In order to smooth over small scratches etc., many modelers have created their own liquified putty by dissolving putty with lacquer thinner. Tamiya now makes this process a whole lot easier by releasing our very own liquified putty, Liquid Surface Primer. Just brush on over scratches, rough areas etc. and you will get that perfect smooth finish.

Applies easily to small areas using a modeling brush
Can be used on plastic, metal and wooden models
Can be further diluted using Tamiya Lacquer Thinner, allowing it to be used in airbrushes.
1 bottle contains 40ml

18mm wide thin masking tape. Can be used to mask off areas in both plastic models and Radio Car car polycarbonate body applications. Comes with dispenser for quick use.

Tamiya Masking Tape is thin, very strong adhesive tape for modelling use. It even adheres well to uneven surfaces. It's ideal when sharp and crisp lines are required. This tape will not absorb paint colour, or leave unsightly marks, making it perfect for use with painted or unpainted scale plastic or radio control models.

Width 10mm
Length 18m

Multipurpose Cement Clear 20g

This Oxide Red primer is perfect for applying an undercoat to AFV models such as tanks. It can be used to provide a realistic undercoat to be displayed when using weathering techniques such as chipping, as well as providing your top coat colors with a richer tone.

Spray can contains 180ml.

Revolutionary Light-Curing Putty to speed-up finishing time!
For any busy modeler
Putty cures rapidly once exposed to a direct light source.

Unbelievable curing time
The Light-Curing Putty will cure in approx. 1 minute when exposed to direct sunlight, or in approx. 2 minutes under fluorescent light (27W).

Easy to handle one-component putty
The Light-Curing Putty is a one-component putty so does not require any curing agent, realizing very easy usability. Consisting of a smooth paste property, the putty is easy to apply to all surfaces.

Does not shrink during curing
Compared to conventional polyester based putties, the Light-Curing Putty displays almost no shrinking when drying.

Realizes excellent workability after curing
After completely curing, the Light-Curing Putty realizes easy cutting, trimming and filing, ensuring to obtain a smooth surface.

Can be painted over with plastic paints
After curing, the Light-Curing Putty can be easily painted over with plastic paints.
*Original color: Yellow, Net: 34g
(aluminum tube)
The followings outline some points and tech-tips on the Light-Curing Putty in Q&A form.

Q : Will the Light-Curing Putty be cured under UV light?
A : No. The putty will be cured when exposed to sunlight or fluorescent light. So it does not require any special lighting device. It is not recommended to use any light device that generates high heat such as an incandescent lamp because it may cause air bubbles in the putty.

Q : Is it possible to apply the Light-Curing Putty thickly?
A : Yes. However, it is best to do this in separate layers. Apply the putty in layers of 2mm thickness, this makes sure the light can penetrate through to the bottom. By applying another 2mm layer of putty after the under layer has dried, you can obtain your desired thickness. Different types of putty can also be applied over the top of a layer of Light-Curing Putty.

Q : Will the Light-Curing Putty cure under standard room lights?
A : The Light-Curing Putty will not cure quickly under an indirect light source such as standard room lights. When working with the putty, avoid direct sunlight and turn off any lights focused on your working area. It is not recommended to cure the putty under room lights alone as the putty may not cure completely.

Q : What's the best way to store the Light-Curing Putty?
A : After once opening the tube, tighten the cap and store the tube in the light shielding bag (included with putty). Then store in a cool shaded area.

Q : Does the Light-Curing Putty affix to the surface securely?
A : Consisting of a smooth paste property, the putty easily affixes to most surfaces. To ensure the putty fixes securely, it is recommended to rough-up the surface in advance using sand paper (#180-#400).

Q : How hard will the Light-Curing Putty become after curing?
A : The putty retains a smooth finish even after completely drying, ensuring easy workability. It will harden slightly softer than usual plastic (polystyrene) parts.

Q : Any other cautions?
A : After the Light-Curing Putty dries, the surface may become slightly greasy. It can be easily removed by wiping off using a soft cloth moistened with Tamiya Lacquer Thinner with, or sanding down using Tamiya Finishing Abrasives.

This is Tamiya decal adhesive. It is perfect for giving adhesive power to decals which have sat too long in water and lost their stickiness or become prone to "silvering," when the clear face of the decals whitens.

Simply apply to the area of the model where the decal is to be placed, and then apply decal.
Comes in a 10ml bottle with cap brush for handy application.
Water-based liquid makes for safe work, and can also be removed with a wet cloth if it escapes from under the decal.

Tamiya Cement is suitable for plastic hobby kits. Comes with brush applicator.