Hasegawa TL12 Rivet Gauge 1 (Trytool Series)

Hasegawa TL12 Rivet Gauge 1 from the renowned Trytool Series is a high-quality set of modeling tools designed for precise rivet marking during detailed finishing of plastic and resin models. This professional gauge is intended for use with the popular Hasegawa TL11 scriber – together, they make an indispensable toolset for advanced modelers who care about realistically reproducing details on the surfaces of aircraft, tanks, military vehicles, or ships.

• The set includes four flexible strips, each less than 1mm thick and made of durable, high-quality transparent plastic, ensuring years of use without loss of precision.
• Each strip is cut with scales allowing precision placement of rivets at intervals of 1 mm, 1.5 mm, 2 mm, and 2.5 mm, letting you adapt the tool to various types and scales of models – especially the popular 1/72, 1/48, 1/32, and even larger or smaller scales.
• The Rivet Gauge 1 is an essential tool for every modeler specializing in building aircraft and vehicle models, where accurate reproduction of rivet lines and other surface details is crucial for the final visual effect.
• Especially dedicated to model airplanes from World War I and II, as well as modern aircraft designs – used globally by modelers recreating both historical and modern machines.
• The gauge is part of a tool lineup – category: modeling tools and accessories.
• Contains no metal parts, no resin additives. Entirely made of plastic.

We especially recommend the Hasegawa TL12 Rivet Gauge 1 (Trytool Series) for intermediate and advanced modelers who appreciate perfect detail reproduction. The product is also a valuable tool for collectors, dioramists, and builders of aircraft and military models. The usage difficulty level is 2/5 – the tool is easy to use, but achieving the best results requires some skill and precision.

If you care about perfect rivet detailing in building aircraft or vehicle models – the Hasegawa TL12 Rivet Gauge 1 is an indispensable tool that will greatly enhance the realism of your modeling work.