The Army Painter TL5034P | Hobby Knife w/ 5 Spare #11 Blades | Multi Scale
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Description
The workhorse of every workbench: a #11-blade hobby knife with a rubber-coated grip that doesn't roll off the desk or slip mid-cut. You get five spare blades in a container plus a protective cap — because the real secret to clean cuts is swapping blades early and often. Mold lines, flash, decal edges, sprue-gate shaving, opening boxes you shouldn't: it does it all.
Runs as a team with the Precision Side Cutter and Model Files.
| Item | Qty |
| Hobby knife with rubber-coated handle + safety cap | 1 |
| Spare #11 blades in container | 5 |
- Ultra-sharp #11-style art blade — "a surgical scalpel made for miniatures."
- Rubber-coated handle: steady grip for controlled, precise cuts; doesn't roll off the bench.
- Twist-lock collet swaps blades in seconds; 5 spares included.
- Protective cap for the toolbox or travel kit.
- Cuts styrene, resin, decal film, and soft metal cleanly in any scale.
| Brand | The Army Painter |
| Item Number | TL5034P |
| Blade Type | #11 (5 spares included) |
| Condition | New |
| UPC/EAN | 5713799503403 |
Do standard #11 blades fit?
Yes — the twist-lock collet takes common #11-style replacement blades, so refills are easy to find.
How often should I change blades?
The moment cuts need pressure. A fresh blade shaves styrene; a dull one tears it and slips — most bench injuries come from dull blades.
Is it good for decals?
Excellent — the fine tip trims carrier film tight to printed edges without lifting the decal.