Mix this fine powder with your CA glue to make fast curing putty for quick gap filling without the wait characteristic of standard putty! VMS CA Glue Filler: Turn your CA glue into quick drying putty! Mixed with this fine powder CA glue turns into fast curing putty you can use for instant gap filling much like the standard putty but without the usual wait. CA PUTTY IN ACTION #1 CA PUTTY IN ACTION #3 CA PUTTY IN ACTION #2 CA PUTTY IN ACTION #4 Quickly seal any gaps in your model and move on with your project while standard putty only begins to dry! Dedicated for CA glues! Whenever you run out of putty or standard type is too slow you can mix fast curing putty using your CA glue and this filler powder. CA putty dries to solid filling that is easily sanded down. You can also apply this filling in layers and make combined fillings with other putties if necessary. VMS CA Glue filler Add to Cart Mixed with this fine powder CA glue turns into fast curing putty you can use for instant gap filling much like the standard putty but without the usual wait. Whenever you run out of putty or standard type is too slow you can mix fast curing putty using your CA glue and this filler powder. CA putty dries to solid filling that is easily sanded down. You can also apply this filling in layers and make combined fillings with other putties if necessary. Recommended to mix with VMS Flexy SLOW CA Glue for greater open time. Handy 50 ml dropper bottle with fine tip ensures easy application of powder to the mix and will last you very long! Use: Dispense a portion of CA glue on a piece of styrene, glass or a metal sheet, never on cardboard as it will absorb your glue. Spray some powder onto the glue and mix it with a toothpick till you reach the consistency of putty. Quickly apply the putty and even it with a hobby knife to minimise the residue around the gap. Once the filling is dry sand it with 600 grade paper and follow with 1000 grade. Combine with: CA Glue Recommended techniques: mix using a toothpick, apply with a blade Available volumes: 12-13 grammes in a 50 ml dropper bottle (half full due to filling process - see FAQ) Product FAQ How to use the product? Dispense a portion of CA glue on a piece of styrene, glass or a metal sheet, never on cardboard as it will absorb your glue. Spray some powder onto the glue and mix it with a toothpick till you reach the consistency of putty. Quickly apply the putty and even it with a hobby knife to minimise the residue around the gap. Once the filling is dry sand it with 600 grade paper and follow with 1000 grade. DISPENSE CA GLUE SPRAY SOME POWDER ONTO THE GLUE MIX GLUE WITH POWDER TO MAKE PUTTY APPLY PUTTY INTO THE GAP QUICKLY REMOVE THE EXCESS WITH A BLADE SAND THE AREA WITH 600 & 1000 GRADE SANDPAPER How long till the mixture becomes useless? Mixed putty will be good for a minute or two depending on how much powder you introduce. Please note too little powder mill result in putty that exhibits shrinkage too much powder will make the putty harden before you can apply it. We advise you use the powder and glue in 1:1 ratio. If shrinkage is the case simply apply additional layer of putty. Which glue is best suited to use with the powder? We recommend VMS Flexy SLOW - it will give you some extra open time, but the powder can be used with any CA glue. My filler bottle contents seem low? All bottles are filled at around 2/3 of their capacity for a technical reason - the filling machine can't fill the powder to the brim as the powder gets aerated during filling which momentarily increases the volume, if we continued to fill a bottle the powder would overflow which would interfere with production flow. The powder itself settles down when the bottle is left alone for several days and the volume decreases. This phenomenon is related to the difference between bulk volume and actual volume. A bottle contents is 12-13 gr which is enough to fill around hundred gaps. BACK

VMS Spot-On modelling pigment No. 21 No. 21 in action! Pigments produce varying shades, vibrancy and coverage depending on technique and binders used. Showing you just the powder in a jar is not enough. For your convenience we made a presentation of the applied pigment so that you may better assess what to expect from it. IN THE JAR PIGMENT WASH PIGMENT WASH + DUSTING BACK

VMS Spot-On modelling pigment No. 13 & No. 14 No. 13 in action! (zero tex) Pigments produce varying shades, vibrancy and coverage depending on technique and binders used. Showing you just the powder in a jar is not enough. For your convenience we made a presentation of the applied pigment so that you may better assess what to expect from it. ZERO TEX IN JAR BASIC DUSTING NO BINDERS EVEN COVERAGE WITH WEATHERING LIQUID EVEN COVERAGE + DUSTING ON TOP WET EFFECT PIGMENT WASH POINT WET EFFECT PARTIAL WET EFFECT No. 14 in action! (textured) Below you can observe textured pigments used in standard scenarios - mud and earth accumulation. The advantage of textured pigments is ease of micro-structure formation. Particles are micronised and up to scale! COARSE TEX IN THE JAR COARSE TEX DRY COARSE TEX PARTIAL COARSE TEX WET BACK

Universal and safe masking fluid for scale models. Mask wheels, windows and others. Paint ends up only where it's supposed to! Liquid mask is a classic way of selective paint application. This special purpose liquid can be applied on both bare and painted plastics, the protective film it forms is very easily removed leaving the area nice and clean. WINDOW WAS MASKED PRIOR PAINTING PEELING THE MASK... PEELING THE MASK... FINAL RESULT Liquid Mask is an easy way to protect all kind of areas during spraying! Cover it up! Easily applied and fully safe for any base coat. The masking liquid dries quickly to an easily removed film and is helpful whenever masking tape gives in due to complex shapes or small details. See Liquid Mask in action! LIQUID MASK Classic product for protecting parts of your model while painting. Can be applied on both enamel and acrylic coat without causing damage. After painting simply peel the film off. IMPORTANT: The product is susceptible to low temperatures and mustn't be frozen! Store and handle in room temperature. Combine with: Aux product. Recommended techniques: Brush Available volumes: 30 ml dropper bottle Add to Cart Product FAQ How long does it take for the masking liquid to form the protective film? The liquid needs from 15 to 30 minutes to dry, this depends on a coat's thickness. When the initially creamy white coat turns translucent you are good to go. Can I apply the liquid over an acrylic or enamel paint job? Yes, the film formed is 100% safe to an underlying coat and can be removed with ease later on. How long can the mask stay on my model? The masking fluid should be removed within 48h after application. How to clean my brush after using the liquid? Clean the brush while the liquid is still wet with a cloth or paper towel and tap water. Any dried up residue can be removed mechanically, use your hobby knife to "comb" through the bristle and get rid of the remains. We advise using cheap nylon brushes, not expensive natural ones. What is the shelf life of the product? The shelf life minimum is 12 months, longer if stored in cool and dark place. Don't store in temperatures below 5 °C or in direct sunlight! In case of product in use we shelf life is shortened. To prolong shelf life we we recommend closing the bottle as soon as possible so that the solvent is not evaporating while the bottle is sitting opened on the work bench. BACK

VMS Spot-On modelling pigment No. 05 & No. 06 No. 05 in action! (zero tex) Pigments produce varying shades, vibrancy and coverage depending on technique and binders used. Showing you just the powder in a jar is not enough. For your convenience we made a presentation of the applied pigment so that you may better assess what to expect from it. ZERO TEX IN JAR BASIC DUSTING NO BINDERS EVEN COVERAGE WITH WEATHERING LIQUID EVEN COVERAGE + DUSTING ON TOP WET EFFECT PIGMENT WASH POINT WET EFFECT PARTIAL WET EFFECT No. 06 in action! (textured) Below you can observe textured pigments used in standard scenarios - mud and earth accumulation. The advantage of textured pigments is ease of micro-structure formation. Particles are micronised and up to scale! COARSE TEX IN THE JAR COARSE TEX DRY COARSE TEX PARTIAL COARSE TEX WET BACK

VMS Decal Classic is solution that gives your decals superb adhesion and moulds them to the shape of your model for a stunning "painted on" effect! VMS Decal Set & Fix + Softener: Classic approach to decals! Decals need two things: an adhesive which will help them stick to the model better (especially true for bare plastic) and softening agent which will mould the decals to the surface. This classic decal bundle will enable you to cope with any type of decals and surface! PAINTED-ON EFFECT ON VISION PORTS PAINTED-ON EFFECT ON WELDING SEAM Boost the adhesion with the added high strength adhesive and soften the decals using this classic decal bundle! See VMS Decal Classic Bundle in action! VMS Decal Classic Bundle PRODUCT SUMMARY This classic solution includes two separate fluids that will get the job done for you in the proven way. Fantastic adhesion achieved with proprietary adhesive formulation thanks to the Set & Fix fluid and conformity to model shape thanks to the Softener fluid. Use: Apply the Set & Fix fluid over target area and then apply the decal. Squeeze excessive fluid out and wipe it away with a brush soaked with water. To mould the decal apply VMS Decal Softener over the decal and wait 1-3 minutes. The decal will soften and adjust to the surface of the model. You can use acotton bud to help the decal conform to the surface, perform gentle tapping motion. Do not get the softening fluid on the paint job as it can dissolve the paint (true for any softening fluid brand). If the paint reacts with the softener simply introduce a bit of water to neutralise the softener and leave the paint be, it will revert to its original state. After 24h seal the decal using VMS Varnish HD. Due to the multitude of decals on the market and varying thickness of carrier films always check if the softener is compatible on a spare decal first! Combine with: Decals Recommended techniques: Brush Available volumes: 2 x 30 ml dropper bottle VMS Decal Set & Soften 2 in 1 FAQ How to use the fluids? Apply the Set & Fix fluid over target area and then apply the decal. Squeeze excessive fluid out and wipe it away with a brush soaked with water. To mould the decal apply VMS Decal Softener over the decal and wait 1-3 minutes. The decal will soften and adjust to the surface of the model. You can use acotton bud to help the decal conform to the surface, perform gentle tapping motion. Do not get the softening fluid on the paint job as it can dissolve the paint (true for any softening fluid brand). If the paint reacts with the softener simply introduce a bit of water to neutralise the softener and leave the paint be, it will revert to its original state. After 24h seal the decal using VMS Varnish HD. Due to the multitude of decals on the market and varying thickness of carrier films always check if the softener is compatible on a spare decal first! How effective is the fluid? One model requires around 0.5-1 ml of fluid depending on the decal amount, bottle hold 2 x 30 ml. You will be able to finish around 30-60 1/35 scale models before you run out of the product. What agent to use to clean brushes? Plain water is enough to clean the brushes. How long do I need to wait before I can varnish my model? Wait 24h - the decal will achieve the best fit over this time. Do I need to use gloss varnish before applying decals (so the can be positioned better)? Our decal fluid is formulated to let the decal slide over surface without the need for a gloss undercoat but you can still do that if you like, there are no restrictions. The paint reacted when the decal softener fluid was applied. We advise applying the fluid over properly cured layers of paint (7+ days old). Make sure the fluid is applied over the decal only. If the fluid gets on the paint just neutralise it using a brush soaked with water and wipe away and leave the pant to dry it will regain it's normal look. Decal has broken down into small pieces. Makes sure your decals are compatible with the fluid using a spare decal. If the softener is too strong you can dilute it with water in 1:1 or 1:2 (water to softner) ratio and still use the fluid with your decals. This problem is rare though. BACK Add to Cart

VMS Sand & Ballast Freeze - quickly fix sand, gravel, ballast on your diorama! A great new way to affix loose materials on your diorama! Dealing with loose materials easier then ever! Simply form your structures from sand, gravel, ballast or gravel and then saturate them with this capillary action adhesive using supplied dropper bottle. Shapes are intact and natural, glue itself is 100% invisible once dry. You can spray a finished structure afterwards or leave it in it's original colour. With Sand & Ballast Freeze you will be able to make dioramas in a complete new way. City ruins, industrial sites, railways, sandy and rocky beaches will look better than ever! You can fix virtually any kind of loose material. You can leave it in it's original colour or airbrush over like we did with the sand to the right. Capillary action acrylic adhesive Sand & Ballast Freeze has very low surface tension and penetrates a loose material heap very easily not disturbing it. The glue dries to to a crystal-clear invisible film and can bond micronised sands and coarse gravel alike! Application with bundled dropper bottle is very enjoyable and easy, whenever you run out of glue you can easily refill the bottle with more capillary action goodness! Sand & Ballast Freeze PRODUCT SUMMARY Sand & Ballast Freeze is capillary action acrylic adhesive with very low surface tension formulated to bond loose material such as sand, gravel, rubble or ballast. Allows for bonding together very tiny, even micronised grains, without disrupting the structures they are forming, tested with both fine 40 µm sands (0,04 mm) and coarse gravel up to several millimetres in diameter. Saturated terrain, can be further shaped after application. Making foot prints, dunes, tire or track prints in wet structures is easier than before! IMPORTANT: The product is susceptible to low temperatures and mustn't be frozen! Store and handle in room temperature. Recommended techniques: Capillary action with dropper bottle or brush Available volumes: 30 ml Add to Cart See Sand & Ballast Freeze in action! Product FAQ How much terrain will I be able to model? Effectiveness the product is high. You will be able to fully saturate 1150 cm² of terrain (equivalent of a 33 x 33 cm diorama, layer 0.5 cm thick ) How long does it take for the adhesive to bond? Depending on structure thickness allow 12 h for thin layers (0.5-1 cm thick) and up to 48 h for thicker structures. What is the open time of the product? Depending on ambient temperature and materials used saturated material can be manipulated for 60 - 120 minutes. What tools to use? Use supplied dropper bottle to easily apply the adhesive. Hold the spout very closely to your terrain, squeeze it very gently and saturate it with adhesive so as to avoid the "rain drop" effect. Drops will slide from the spout and penetrate the structure. How to make imprints such as tank track or tire marks? You can make imprints around 30 - 45 minutes after application, no special technique needs to be involved. Best imprints can be made in fine sands. What's the minimum and maximum grain size I can fix? Sand & Ballast Freeze is very well balanced. We have tested the product extensively with both fine sands 40 µm (0.04 mm) and coarse gravels 2-8 mm, with bigger stones mixed in. I overdosed the adhesive and the glue is bleeding at the base of my structures. That's no biggie, simply sprinkle more sand or gravel over the excessive glue. BACK

VMS Spot-On modelling pigment No. 25 Black Steel Metallic in action! Pigments produce varying shades, vibrancy and coverage depending on technique and binders used. Showing you just the powder in a jar is not enough. For your convenience we made a presentation of the applied pigment so that you may better assess what to expect from it. IN THE JAR BURNISHED EXAMPLE #1 BURNISHED EXAMPLE #1 BURNISHED EXAMPLE #2 BURNISHED EXAMPLE #3 DRYBRUSHED EXAMPLE #1 DRYBRUSHED EXAMPLE #2 See VMS metallic pigment in action! BACK

Easily remove paint and pigemnt stains off of your scale model! VMS Stain Remove - paint surface cleaner Add to Cart This one of a kind paint surface cleaner will help you remove and retouch bad or excessive enamel-based weathering and all kind of pigment staining off of the surface of your model restoring its original base coat color. You can use it both to fix problems and create special effects. This product removes pigment staining. Pigment staining is hard to remove pigment incorporated into the paint surface, this is not a paint remover. Dry pigment stains can be removed without any preparation. If you need to remove bad weathering created with enamel weathering liquids and fixers you can remove them but first you need to remove the binders with Universal weathering carrier "standard" type. Once this is done you can use VMS Stain Remove to clean the paint surface. Please watch our video to learn how to use the product. Available volumes: 20 ml dropper bottle See VMS Stain Remove in Action Product FAQ How to use the product? To remove an actual pigment stain (no binders are involved - you worked with dry pigments or you worked with weathering colours/fixers and binders were already removed) apply the product and agitate the stain with a brush until it starts disappearing. You can also use a cotton bud. Once done wipe the area clean with a brush soaked with tap water. To remove bad enamel-based weathering, that is: excessive weathering liquid effects, pigments that were fixed with pigment binders, you need to remove the binders before you can remove actual pigment staining. Remove the binder using Universal weathering carrier "standard" type. Once the binder is gone and only translucent pigment stain remains, dry the area with a hair drier. Now you can use VMS Stain Remove to get rid of the pigment incorporated into the paint surface. BACK

VMS Spot-On modelling pigment No. 03 & No. 04 No. 03 in action! (zero tex) Pigments produce varying shades, vibrancy and coverage depending on technique and binders used. Showing you just the powder in a jar is not enough. For your convenience we made a presentation of the applied pigment so that you may better assess what to expect from it. ZERO TEX IN JAR BASIC DUSTING NO BINDERS EVEN COVERAGE WITH WEATHERING LIQUID EVEN COVERAGE + DUSTING ON TOP WET EFFECT PIGMENT WASH POINT WET EFFECT PARTIAL WET EFFECT No. 04 in action! (textured) Below you can observe textured pigments used in standard scenarios - mud and earth accumulation. The advantage of textured pigments is ease of micro-structure formation. Particles are micronised and up to scale! COARSE TEX IN THE JAR COARSE TEX DRY COARSE TEX PARTIAL COARSE TEX WET BACK