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Modelling Tool set, in wood

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Modelling Tool set, in wood

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Modelling Tool set, in wood :

Modelling tools are used by sculptor or animation technician, to sketch the first shape of an object or a character.

In this set you have 7 modelling tools, in wood (20cm). Each one has a different shape, for delicate details.

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