National HardwareN278-291 V7710 Wire Nail in Galvanized Pack of 2

Model train hobby requires TINY nails, in fact MUCH smaller than these wire nails. They are sold as scale model rail spikes and they are expensive relative to the quantity you get. While these are too large for rail spikes generally, they are very useful for a number of other things including fence posts, mail boxes, flag poles etc. Hard to find a package of just small nails, they usually are marketed as assortments which leaves me way too many Picture hanging nails and not enough hobby sized. You can never have too many tiny nails and screws in model railroading.

I bought two packs for my pre-teen Girl Scout troop to make string art at camp. They had no issues with nailing or stringing with them. They are a pretty silver finish, with a flat head that worked perfectly with the size 5 crochet thread. Highly recommend.

Everything as advertised. It's hard to tell from the photo, but these little nails are very small and inobstrusive, and look much better than colorful tacks. You can use these in dorm rooms or apartments to hang up string lights, calendars, or posters, without worrying about making a big hole in the wall. I would say the width of the little nails are a teensy bit wider than a the colorful tack/thumb tacks but only by a miniscule amount, and they look much classier.

Bought it to nail little lights to my wall. Nailed little lights to my wall. Can't complain. It was cheaper than anything else I found at Target and such.

Came on time and as expected. Using for string art.

Perfect size nails for my first string art project.

Small nails but effective. I couldn't find any large nails for a heavy mirror and decided to use these. About 5 in a row was enough to support the mirror. I was pleasantly surprised.

Bought these to do a string art project and they worked great! No problems, served their purpose well.