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GodHand Ultimate Nipper 5.0 GH-SPN-120 For Plastic Models

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For cutting plastic models and gate.
This nipper features superior sharpness and clean cutting for cutting plastic parts on model kits!
They are equipped with a stopper for prevention of excess opening.
Protection Cap is included.

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Model Number	‎GH-SPN-120
Number of pieces	‎1000
Assembly Required	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Batteries Included?	‎No
Material type(s)	‎Plastic
Remote control included?	‎No
Item model number	‎GH-SPN-120
Product Dimensions	‎1 x 6 x 12 cm; 60 g
ASIN	‎B01MUGEO9X

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Customer Reviews	2,682 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
�鶹�� Rank	#19,539 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #5 in Nippers
Date First Available	Jan. 31 2017
Manufacturer	GodHand

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Precision nipper Ultimate Nipper 5.0 SPN-120!
For cutting plastic models and gate.
This nipper features superior sharpness and clean cutting for cutting plastic parts on model kits!
They are equipped with a stopper for prevention of excess opening.
Protection Cap is included.

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Customers are satisfied with the cutting performance of the product. They mention it's amazing, better than their Tamiya cutters, and the best sprue clippers to be found on this planet. Customers also say it's a good quality item and no problems so far.

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15 customers mention "Cutting performance"15 positive0 negative

"...is narrower so you can fit them into small spaces, great for neatly clipping parts off of sprues!" Read more

"This is the best tool must have for making models. You won’t choose any other brand after using this, even it is expensive, no regret at all." Read more

"These are probably the best sprue clippers to be found on this planet...." Read more

"...I wish I didn't spend so much money on it. It's a very good side cutter, it performs better than my main tool the Tamiya side-cutter...." Read more

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Customers are satisfied with the performance of the product. They mention it's a good quality item, impressive, and performs better than their main tool.

"Over 60 kits completed using these, no problems so far. Still as sharp as the day I bought them. Great for gunpla." Read more

"...It's a very good side cutter, it performs better than my main tool the Tamiya side-cutter...." Read more

"...They work so much better than my previous clippers and save so much time. Well worth the money. The quality is excellent!..." Read more

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Mathew
Flawless nippers
Reviewed in Canada on June 22, 2025
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Over 60 kits completed using these, no problems so far. Still as sharp as the day I bought them. Great for gunpla.

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amityrisen
Worth the money!
Reviewed in Canada on March 25, 2025
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Totally worth it, I was hesitant due to the price, but these nippers are awesome, right up there with redgrass ones although one this that's nice about these is that the one side of the nippers is narrower so you can fit them into small spaces, great for neatly clipping parts off of sprues!

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Shao-wen Wu
Works as Expected and Good Quality
Reviewed in Canada on April 28, 2025
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The blades are thinner so the cut section has fewer white marks, but it's not completely perfect, you still need to leave some bump and then sand it down to avoid white marks at all.

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Jen
God hand is the best
Reviewed in Canada on March 25, 2025
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This is the best tool must have for making models. You won’t choose any other brand after using this, even it is expensive, no regret at all.

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kg
Top-Of-The-Line
Reviewed in Canada on May 27, 2024
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These are probably the best sprue clippers to be found on this planet. They are small and delicate and precision instruments in extremis and have a narrow window of appropriate use but therein they are without any comparison. It cuts plastic like hot butter. Be thoughtful and careful in their use and I imagine they'll last forever, but these are not for inattentive people or those that want a brute tool for general usage.

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TC
Better than the Tamiya, but mostly it's a lot of hype
Reviewed in Canada on September 9, 2019
Verified Purchase
Wow, the God Hand! I've heard so many things about this side-cutter, I finally broke down and bought it. I wish I didn't spend so much money on it.

It's a very good side cutter, it performs better than my main tool the Tamiya side-cutter. But the difference in performance is not worth the large difference in price.

So right away, I noticed how delicate the blade is on this cutter. It looks like it can be easily bent or broken if you're not careful (the included instructions stress how you are not supposed to cut using the tip). The tools feels nice in my hands, but I don't have big beefy hands and the size is definitely smaller than the Tamiya. It feels good cutting into plastic with this, better than the Tamiya BUT because it feels so delicate I found myself using the tool to cut only the smallest of nubs left. In fact, my process became 3-step cutting: cut off the sprue, and closer with the Tamiya cutter, then do the final cut with the God Hand.

The God Hand is not perfect. Naturally there is still some nub mark. Most of the time it is very small and much smaller than marks from my 2 year old Tamiya cutter. But I find I still want to sand or file. Perhaps with some more practice I can get a better cut with the God Hand, but I don't think it will ever replace sanding and buffing. The fact that I went from (usually) two cuts to three cuts and switching tools in between, and I STILL need to sand and buff, makes me question the utility of this tool. I will continue to use it, but not on every cut and every piece- maybe for the delicate pieces.

The God Hand makes great cuts, better than my Tamiya cutter. But maybe only 10-20% better. My Tamiya is a workhorse and still cuts very well after a couple of years and it's much more reasonably priced. I'm glad that I bought the God Hand to try out the God Hand, but I should have waited for it to go on sale.

The photos show the God Hand (blue) beside my Tamiya cutter and a cheap wire cutter.

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TC

Better than the Tamiya, but mostly it's a lot of hype

Reviewed in Canada on September 9, 2019
Wow, the God Hand! I've heard so many things about this side-cutter, I finally broke down and bought it. I wish I didn't spend so much money on it.

It's a very good side cutter, it performs better than my main tool the Tamiya side-cutter. But the difference in performance is not worth the large difference in price.

So right away, I noticed how delicate the blade is on this cutter. It looks like it can be easily bent or broken if you're not careful (the included instructions stress how you are not supposed to cut using the tip). The tools feels nice in my hands, but I don't have big beefy hands and the size is definitely smaller than the Tamiya. It feels good cutting into plastic with this, better than the Tamiya BUT because it feels so delicate I found myself using the tool to cut only the smallest of nubs left. In fact, my process became 3-step cutting: cut off the sprue, and closer with the Tamiya cutter, then do the final cut with the God Hand.

The God Hand is not perfect. Naturally there is still some nub mark. Most of the time it is very small and much smaller than marks from my 2 year old Tamiya cutter. But I find I still want to sand or file. Perhaps with some more practice I can get a better cut with the God Hand, but I don't think it will ever replace sanding and buffing. The fact that I went from (usually) two cuts to three cuts and switching tools in between, and I STILL need to sand and buff, makes me question the utility of this tool. I will continue to use it, but not on every cut and every piece- maybe for the delicate pieces.

The God Hand makes great cuts, better than my Tamiya cutter. But maybe only 10-20% better. My Tamiya is a workhorse and still cuts very well after a couple of years and it's much more reasonably priced. I'm glad that I bought the God Hand to try out the God Hand, but I should have waited for it to go on sale.

The photos show the God Hand (blue) beside my Tamiya cutter and a cheap wire cutter.

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Game changer
Reviewed in Canada on January 2, 2025
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These are a game changer for people who like to model. They work so much better than my previous clippers and save so much time. Well worth the money. The quality is excellent! If you have someone who builds models, this is a must-buy item!

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Nathan Lloyd
Unhappy
Reviewed in Canada on October 23, 2024
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I received mine wrapped in bubble wrap inside a box. No packaging. No blade cover/protector. The blades were scratched and dull. They cut worse than my $30 stedi nippers i bought almost a year ago.

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Willie S.
Good buy for serious modelers and professionals
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025
Verified Purchase

Great product but understand what you are paying for. The base casting the use are definitely cleaner which decrease machine time and possible induced stress or changes to the metallurgy from grinding induced heat. Godhabd also uses solid stop pins compared to others roll pins decease the likelihood of sharing extend the service life. The grip are slightly thicker than other and has a nice textured surface. The 2 biggest difference are in the feel of the grippers, the godhand has slight resistance that slows the opening and closing, as well as have a defined edge cut. These things all contribute to repeatability when using them as well as setup. The my other premium set cuts similar to these but it took me polishing, deburring and breaking them in to get their
There is also something to be said about QA and consistency, these will be the same everytime other may have issues upon arrival. At the end of the day for me at least the premium price is justified by the amount of hassle I can remove from my process by knowing I have a constant product. If you are detail oriented and like those points I recommend these but if you other experience will vary.

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Willie S.

Good buy for serious modelers and professionals

Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025
Great product but understand what you are paying for. The base casting the use are definitely cleaner which decrease machine time and possible induced stress or changes to the metallurgy from grinding induced heat. Godhabd also uses solid stop pins compared to others roll pins decease the likelihood of sharing extend the service life. The grip are slightly thicker than other and has a nice textured surface. The 2 biggest difference are in the feel of the grippers, the godhand has slight resistance that slows the opening and closing, as well as have a defined edge cut. These things all contribute to repeatability when using them as well as setup. The my other premium set cuts similar to these but it took me polishing, deburring and breaking them in to get their
There is also something to be said about QA and consistency, these will be the same everytime other may have issues upon arrival. At the end of the day for me at least the premium price is justified by the amount of hassle I can remove from my process by knowing I have a constant product. If you are detail oriented and like those points I recommend these but if you other experience will vary.

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Vladimir
Unreliable.
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on March 31, 2025
Verified Purchase
The blade broke off while assembling the model, and I only used it on plastic.

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Luis Zavala Alvarez
Las mejores pinzas cortadoras de plástico!!!
Reviewed in Mexico on December 9, 2022
Verified Purchase
Yo había comprado varias pinzas cortadoras para plástico, pero estás cortadoras japonesas no tienen igual! Las mejores para modelismo, valen cada peso! La manufactura y calidad siempre están por arriba de China, Korea, etc... Ah! Por cierto hay muchos vendedores que las tienen al doble de costo! Abusan! Yo las compre con eBIS TRADING, me costaron la mitad que con los demás vendedores y aparte me obsequio un detalle con mi compra, todo lo relacionado a modelismo lo compraré con este vendedor de ahora en adelante, ganaste un cliente, muchas gracias!

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Luis Zavala Alvarez

Las mejores pinzas cortadoras de plástico!!!

Reviewed in Mexico on December 9, 2022
Yo había comprado varias pinzas cortadoras para plástico, pero estás cortadoras japonesas no tienen igual! Las mejores para modelismo, valen cada peso! La manufactura y calidad siempre están por arriba de China, Korea, etc... Ah! Por cierto hay muchos vendedores que las tienen al doble de costo! Abusan! Yo las compre con eBIS TRADING, me costaron la mitad que con los demás vendedores y aparte me obsequio un detalle con mi compra, todo lo relacionado a modelismo lo compraré con este vendedor de ahora en adelante, ganaste un cliente, muchas gracias!

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Allistair Murray
Brilliant modelling tool
Reviewed in Australia on April 21, 2024
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Easy to use, cuts clean and precise with little clean up of parts required

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Sage
Ahhhhhhhh, WOW! I am beyond surprised.
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2023
Verified Purchase
I was very skeptical about these snips, but I was given an �鶹�� gift card for Christmas, so I decided to splurge on a really nice tool for my hobby and ordered the God Hands SPN-120 set which are intended for really fine cuts for part removal.

Despite reviews I remained very skeptical as to whether or not they would prove to be any better than my Tamiya snips that I have used for years and am on my second pair of (the $40 fine tip version). I was so skeptical in fact that when the God Hands arrived I was very careful when removing them from the packaging, because if they weren't any better than the Tamiya snips then I had every intent to send them straight back to �鶹��.

Needless to say from the tone and title of this review, I will NOT be returning them. I removed them from the packaging, inspected them for manufacturing errors or damage, finding none I grabbed a sprue off my bench and sliced through the side runner. It was literally like a hot knife through butter. I was simply amazed, so I repeated the task a dozen times with the same results. Then I grabbed my Tamiya snips and cut the same sprue, it took at least twice the physical force to cut, and the end result was nowhere near as clean of a cut.

Being the nerd that I am I took them both to my wife and had her use the Tamiya snips first, no problem, they worked as expected. Then I handed her the God Hands and had her do another cut; her response was "wow!". She then proceeded to cut the rest of the sprue into bits just because it is amazing how easy it is to do. Literally like as close to zero resistance as you can possibly get in a world subject to the laws of physics.

I returned to my bench and made sure they performed as well on other brands of plastic, and in every case they cut easier and MUCH cleaner than the Tamiya snips did. Could it be that the Tamiya snips are a bit dull because of repeated use, sure; but I can without a doubt say they NEVER cut this smoothly, even on their first day out of the packaging.

Will the God Hands hold up over time? No Idea. They seem to be built very well, they have a built-in stop to prevent them from opening too wide, and another to prevent you from squeezing them to hard, and they included a cover to protect the tips, but sure, they may dull over time and need to be sharpened or replaced. If that happens soon enough to me writing this review to be note worthy, then I will update the review, but for now I am simply amazed.

So amazed that I decide to leave this review, and to even go the extra distance and include images to compare the two brands. The images may be grainy because they are very close images of a very small sprue, but you get the idea from them. The two with a 'T' written on them are the Tamiya snips, the three without are from the God Hands. I included head on pics as well as from the side which is better at showing how smooth the cut is.

I will still use my Tamiya snips, after all they do a good job and we always need a set of snips for larger items or resin and the God Hand SPN-120s are intended for plastic only. But if the God Hands hold up then they will become a permanent tool on my bench. If you have a steady hand, and are accustomed to cutting your parts as close to the part as possible (like I do), then these will probably remove most all parts without the need for sanding.

Yes, they are the most expense snips available, so they ought to work better than all others out there, but it was very nice to find that they do indeed perform as advertised.

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Sage

Ahhhhhhhh, WOW! I am beyond surprised.

Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2023
I was very skeptical about these snips, but I was given an �鶹�� gift card for Christmas, so I decided to splurge on a really nice tool for my hobby and ordered the God Hands SPN-120 set which are intended for really fine cuts for part removal.

Despite reviews I remained very skeptical as to whether or not they would prove to be any better than my Tamiya snips that I have used for years and am on my second pair of (the $40 fine tip version). I was so skeptical in fact that when the God Hands arrived I was very careful when removing them from the packaging, because if they weren't any better than the Tamiya snips then I had every intent to send them straight back to �鶹��.

Needless to say from the tone and title of this review, I will NOT be returning them. I removed them from the packaging, inspected them for manufacturing errors or damage, finding none I grabbed a sprue off my bench and sliced through the side runner. It was literally like a hot knife through butter. I was simply amazed, so I repeated the task a dozen times with the same results. Then I grabbed my Tamiya snips and cut the same sprue, it took at least twice the physical force to cut, and the end result was nowhere near as clean of a cut.

Being the nerd that I am I took them both to my wife and had her use the Tamiya snips first, no problem, they worked as expected. Then I handed her the God Hands and had her do another cut; her response was "wow!". She then proceeded to cut the rest of the sprue into bits just because it is amazing how easy it is to do. Literally like as close to zero resistance as you can possibly get in a world subject to the laws of physics.

I returned to my bench and made sure they performed as well on other brands of plastic, and in every case they cut easier and MUCH cleaner than the Tamiya snips did. Could it be that the Tamiya snips are a bit dull because of repeated use, sure; but I can without a doubt say they NEVER cut this smoothly, even on their first day out of the packaging.

Will the God Hands hold up over time? No Idea. They seem to be built very well, they have a built-in stop to prevent them from opening too wide, and another to prevent you from squeezing them to hard, and they included a cover to protect the tips, but sure, they may dull over time and need to be sharpened or replaced. If that happens soon enough to me writing this review to be note worthy, then I will update the review, but for now I am simply amazed.

So amazed that I decide to leave this review, and to even go the extra distance and include images to compare the two brands. The images may be grainy because they are very close images of a very small sprue, but you get the idea from them. The two with a 'T' written on them are the Tamiya snips, the three without are from the God Hands. I included head on pics as well as from the side which is better at showing how smooth the cut is.

I will still use my Tamiya snips, after all they do a good job and we always need a set of snips for larger items or resin and the God Hand SPN-120s are intended for plastic only. But if the God Hands hold up then they will become a permanent tool on my bench. If you have a steady hand, and are accustomed to cutting your parts as close to the part as possible (like I do), then these will probably remove most all parts without the need for sanding.

Yes, they are the most expense snips available, so they ought to work better than all others out there, but it was very nice to find that they do indeed perform as advertised.

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