Games WorkshopCitadel Tools: Mouldline Remover

This is a lovely little tool, it fits nicely in your hand and the blade is ground with nice, sharp, smooth edges. I've only had occasion to use the flat top edge, but it produces lovely fine shavings and a nice smooth surface with no chatter. It's very reminiscent of using a properly sharpened card scraper on wood.If you build plastic or resin models, you want this tool.

A lot of people write negative reviews on this thing but it does what it’s supposed to, if you know how to use it. Both this and an x-acto knife have different uses in my opinion. I do prefer this for the majority of my clean up on my pre-painted figures. Price could be less but that’s about my only complaint.

Does what it's designed for- removes mold lines fairly well. I find it does the same basic job as a small blade like an X-acto knife, but without the risk of accidently severing tiny features or jabbing fingers (rarer with practice, but still). My critique comes with the cost- it just doesn't feel like a $20+ tool, but considering there are no blades to replace it's not terrible. I don't own the previous bulkier design so I cannot compare, but this does what it's supposed to.

Mold line scraper exactly what I ordered

The more I use it the more I like it. I'm changing my review after deciding to give it a try on a full Blood Bowl team. After figuring out how the various edges work I definitely like it over an xacto knife. Good product that didn't seem worth the price at first but now I love it.

Just use your hobby knife, blade or back of it, and scrape it across the mold lines. It'll do a better job than buying this bs product.For future reference, don't buy any hobby tools from GW, it's almost like they were made to destroy the overpriced miniatures.

This is a tool that everyone should must have for warhammer. I don't understand it 100% so I tend not to use it as much but it works. I would watch a video on this first.

First a pro, the new shape of the blade is nice, much more workable. That’s where it stops. Compared to the OG tool, this is very cheaply made. The handle is now molded plastic, lacking the sturdy feel of the original. The original tool was all metal including the handle. Like quality kitchen cutlery, you could see the tang of the tool went all the way through, with the handle affixed to the sides. Given the premium price, you would be better off buying a quality hobby knife and practicing technique. Another option would be a miniature sculpting toolset. Given the price of this thing, you could buy both a hobby knife and sculpting toolset.Throw a save vs. Brand Name, don’t waste your money here.

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Does exactly what it is supposed to (remove mould lines on scale plastic models). The square shaped handle significantly improves grip and ability to adjust pressure versus cheaper models with a smaller handle. As with any tool, you do get what you pay for so recommended if you can afford it

ボークスのセラカンナを愛用していましたが、シタデルミニチュアを作り出してからは細かいところに上手く当てられないのが気になっていましたガイアのセラブレードは欠けたり割れたりがあるので既に使っていませんでしたアートナイフは余計なところをえぐってしまう事故が起きるので…ということで使ってみましたが、コレ非常に良いですね先端は細くなっているので細かい場所にも入れられるのと、アールの付いている部分でも削れるので、曲面の腕とか足とかめちゃ捗ります削れ具合としてはセラカンナには劣る感じですが、削れすぎないのもちょうどよいですミニチュアやるならモールドラインリムーバーかセラブレード、ミニチュアやらないならセラカンナが良いのかなーと思います

As the headline said - better off with sharp knife or razor