GodHandNipper PN-125 GH-PN-125 for Plastic Models

Beats any other clippers I've tried. Better than Citadel and generics. Pretty cheap too. Great for Warhammer and Gunpla. Minimal plastic crush when cutting off the sprue. Obviously more crush the thicker the cut. Very sharp and ergonomic grips. Don't cut metal and expect no damage. The blades are made for plastic and light balsa at most. Jaws have maybe a 5/16" cut length and may struggle with over 1/4" thickness.

Good value!

Great tool for the job, great price and arrived quickly.

Great nipper.. clean cuts on model sprue. Better than my other one.

I’ve only been using them for gunpla yet they are beginning to become dull. I’ve had to nip with the lower part vs the tips, I like the grip it’s very comfortable.

I've had plenty of snips over the years, but I got this because my bf started really getting into models.... this is like night and day to your average snips!

When I first began building model kits, I had just bought a cheap bundle off Amazon to suit my needs. It worked well for what it was, and I had no complaints. However, after a year or so of being into the hobby full-time, I figured it was time for an upgrade. I heard excellent things about Godhand as a company, especially regarding their single-edge nippers, so I figured this would also improve my nub cleaning at a more reasonable price. And I was not disappointed.Out of the box, these cut through sprues like a hot knife through butter. They, like all double-edged nippers (to my knowledge) still do kind of pinch instead of just cut, meaning you will have to avoid cutting too close to your parts, but they were sharp enough that I could just leave a super tiny, easily removed nub instead of wasting time with metal files and hobby knives, while still being durable enough to cut through sprue frames and transparent plastic without worry. I hope that one day I'll earn enough disposable income to get myself a proper pair of Godhands single edge nippers, but until then this will still do nicely.

I just received these and trimmed up a parts sprue right away, with some parts being pretty tight to the tree. They cut easy and trim very close to the part. Enough so, it wouldn't be worth an additional $40 to me, to get the single cutting edge set in the same brand. I was concerned about that, the more I read about single edge cutting after ordering these. But no problem, much better than toenail clippers etc. IMOAnd these appear very well made for the money spent. I have a bum right thumb and the grip shape is comfortable for that thumb, which is something extra I didn't anticipate on. Easy handling too, you can get right to the spot you want to cut. Yet stout enough for main tree snipping.