Plamo Improvement Commision Tool Box Special (Limited Pink) japan NEW

Modeling/Assistive Modeling Toolbox SPECIAL This is a compact tool box designed to store frequently used tools for work such as unassembled or temporary assembly. Nippers, cutters, sandpaper, files, smear pens, pin vices, adhesives, etc. can be stored and transported together. It's easy to take with you when you're working in a shared space such as a living room or on the go, and it's easy to put away when you're done, so it's convenient to keep your frequently used tools in it. It is compact and easy to handle, especially designed for storing tools used in bare and temporary assembly of models. Size. Approx. 205mm x 140mm x 35mm Material. PP (polypropylene) It's small, but it fits a lot. Even though it is a compact size, it has plenty of storage space. Convenient storage is provided in each part of the body. There is a holder to hold glue bottles securely and a holder and clip on the back of the lid that can be used for file or sandpaper. Convenient storage behind the lid. The holder on the back of the lid can hold 5 tools (2 large size and 3 small size), and the silicone non-slip part of the handle prevents the stored tools from popping out. The clip can be sandwiched between small pieces of sandpaper, so it can be easily removed when you use it. There are two locations, so it's convenient to separate them by sandpaper count. If you store too much in the back of the lid, you may lose your balance and fall over. In this case, place a bottle in the adhesive holder to balance the adhesive. It's so snug it's hard to fall over. The two-tiered glue holder accommodates two types of square bins commonly sold in model stores of different sizes. The storage area is the perfect size to hold the bottles without wobbling and stability! It reduces the risk of being knocked over while working. The glue holder can also be used to hold a suitable sized bottle firmly. Of course, it can also be used to store small items that you don't want to mix with other tools, etc. (From the website of the Plastic Model Improvement Committee)