GodHand Keroro Plastic Model Nipper PN-125-KR with Sharp Thin Dual Blades, Ergonomic Non-slip Grip, 3mm Sprue Cutter Hobby Nippers for Plastic Models, Miniatures, Gundam, Gunpla, Green

I am more pleased than I expected to be with these particular nippers. Being entry grade side cutters (even from GodHand) worried me a bit since I already had a cheap pair of non branded nippers break on me. However, I'm very pleased to say I've built 4 kits so far with them in tandem with a pair of single bladed nippers for nub removal and clean up. I can honestly say these nippers are now my mains. Between the comfort of the handles and the sharpness out of the packaging I don't think there is a better value for price out there when it comes to all purpose nippers. The only negative I can see is that after getting mine out of the package I felt like the spring was just a tiny bit loose but since using them it's put my mind at ease. I've had no issues.

I had previously already purchased the Citadel clippers, but the package got lost in the mail. That turned out to be fortuitous!These things have sharp enough tips to be able to get into small places where there's a sprue gate (which lets you avoid taking multiple cuts), and the blades themselves are very sharp. I had read about the legendary GodHand clippers, but thought spending $50-100 was a bit overkill. These were $20 and they are amazing.I went from using Hakko clippers (also Japanese), but those are designed for cutting wire and solder, and not for model building. They worked well enough, but I always had a lot of sanding to do afterward. These GodHand PN-125s remove the need for much sanding.You will still have a visible imperfection on the piece (most of the time - I've had a few near perfect cuts!), and you will have to file or scrape off mold lines anyway, so the tiny amount of sanding necessary after using these cutters is a very welcome change for me!You won't regret buying these, bottom line. In this case, you really do get what you pay for, unlike much of the Citadel range.

The difference between these and a cheap pair of generic model clippers is noticeable. Actually cuts into the plastic smoothly and cleaves close to the piece. Thus far they've only been used for 40k miniatures and have done the job very well. I'd never pay $50 for clippers, but the quality difference between a $6 pair and $20 pair is well worth it.

I've been using these for months and I haven't had any issue. Although it may leave minor nub marks from a single nip, if you double nip (cut the part from runner with excess then the part from the excess) the nub marks are very minimal. It's thick enough to cut through thick runners but also gentle enough to avoid heavy nub marks. I've built about 3 RG, 3 MG kits, and even made a kit bash with this nipper and had absolutely no issues. Highly recommend for beginners modelers that want a decent pair of nippers but don't want to drop the money for GodHand's SPN-120.

Most of us can’t justify sending the full cost on Godhands but these work nicely in their stead. The green is a nice change too from all the blue and white. Plus, the tiny Keroro on them looks great as well. Not the cleeeaaanest cut but it works fine for simple kits.

I've been building scale models since I was very young. The things you wish you knew back then... This is one of those things. I avoided buying nippers for trimming parts off sprue trees for decades, because I have an xacto knife. Why would I need anything else?The difference is amazing. When I first held them, I was concerned. They felt light and flimsy. However, once I started using them, I realized they didn't have to feel like heavy wire cutters because they are a precision instrument. They cut through the plastic with so much ease, there is almost no resistance. It's like the difference between a kitchen knife and a scalpel.You will not regret using these if you are a hobbyist.

Works wonders. Eventually it loses the edge, as all of these tool do, but while it works, it works great.

These nippers are, without a doubt, the best value in consumer tools I bought them for use where my other Godhand nippers could be damaged (clear sprues, thick sprues and sprue frames) and if I had known how well these work I would not have purchased the Godhand Ultimate Nipper.The Ultimate Nippers have thinner jaws and allow you to get into tighter places, but the quality of the cut is not significantly better than these.If you’re thinking about buying more expensive nippers I would highly recommend buying these first. You may find that you’ve suddenly freed up $50+ that you can use for something else.

beginner friendly pair of nippers and honestly really nostalgic since SGT. Frog was a great anime

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