FOXBITE LED Magnifier Glasses for Miniature Painting

Painting eyes, picking out a belt buckle or finishing a thin edge highlight is easier when you can see where the brush tip meets the surface. The FOXBITE LED Magnifier Glasses give you hands-free magnification for close work on miniatures, busts and scale models.

The set includes five interchangeable lenses, rechargeable LED lighting with two brightness settings, and the choice of glasses-style arms or a headband.

Choose the magnification for the job

Switch between 1X, 1.5X, 2X, 2.5X and 3.5X lenses. Start with a lower magnification for general brushwork, then move up when you need a closer look at eyes, small lettering, freehand markings or chipped edges.

You do not need the strongest lens for every step. Choose the one that lets you see the detail while keeping your brush and miniature in a comfortable working position. Pause occasionally to check the whole model without magnification, especially when judging contrast and highlight placement.

Light for close brushwork

The built-in LED has two brightness settings and a battery indicator. Use it alongside your painting lamp to light the area you are working on, from a recessed face beneath a helmet to the edge of an armor plate. The light is rechargeable.

Two ways to wear it

Use the glasses-style arms or switch to the headband, depending on which fit you prefer at the painting desk. Both options leave your hands free to hold the miniature and control the brush.

What’s included

• FOXBITE LED magnifier headset with rechargeable light, two brightness settings and battery indicator
• Five interchangeable lenses: 1X, 1.5X, 2X, 2.5X and 3.5X
• Glasses-style arms and headband option
• Microfiber cloth, 10 × 10 in.
• Precision hobby tool for mold-line cleanup and base preparation
• Two silicone airbrush cups for mixing paint
• Two reusable fidget dry palettes
• Color wheel sticker for miniature painting

At the painting desk

Use the magnifier to check a mold line before priming, place a small highlight or tidy the outline of a painted symbol. Keep checking the miniature at normal viewing distance as you work. Magnification helps you inspect the small marks; the overall read of the model still matters.