Games Workshop - Citadel Tools: Mouldline Remover

Honestly when GW released the OG would line remover I thought it was the dumbest money grab. I used surgical scalpels and was happy enough with them.Then I used one at my flgs. I bought one soon after.A few weeks ago I couldn’t find mine and after hours of searching I gave up and grabbed this one. I don’t mind having a spare.I think this one’s narrower end is useful. It does the job and the handle is improved. None of my projects require the use of the angled portion but I appreciate the availability. I feel that if it’s paired with a decent hobby knife you’ll be in good shape. Decent value.Keep getting rid of those would lines. It’s the worst feeling in the world when you find one you missed!

Great product for description. Better nail clipping options.

High quality construction and design works great for my mini's. Keep up the good work Cidel

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.

Useful tool, little spendy

Works well but the “blade” part is quite thick that makes it hard to get in tight or small areas. Been really excited to try this but I think I’ll stick to my exacto blade.

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.