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Think of Army Painter's Hobby Knife as a surgical scalpel for miniatures. The ultra-sharp art blade shaves away mould lines and flash cleanly, cuts through resin, plastic and metal with ease, and the rubber-coated handle keeps your grip steady for precise work. A protective cap keeps the blade safe between jobs.
At a glance
- Type: precision hobby knife
- Blade: ultra-sharp art blade
- Handle: rubber-coated for a steady grip
- Cuts resin, plastic and metal; includes a protective cap
Why it's good
- Clean removal of mould lines and flash
- Precise control for conversion and trimming work
- Comfortable, secure grip during detailed cuts
Good prep is half a good paint job — clean mould lines now save a lot of swearing later.
An essential on every hobby bench. Pair it with a self-healing cutting mat and a pair of side cutters for tidy model prep.
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