newbi
tc3
02-25-2003, 06:47 PM
Im new to this, and i really wanna get into this hobby, so how should i start... A few years ago i made my first model it was a skill 3 i think, it was a viper, i painted the body and put it together, and when it was complete for some reason i think i had a part or two left over and then my older brother poked it and every single piece fell apart and i threw it away...:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: ..., so i was wandering where is a good place to start...
EDIT: ... spelled newbie wrong...
EDIT2: of forgot to mention, my dad has a few hard testors Skill 3 that i might be able to borrow but i dunno...
EDIT: ... spelled newbie wrong...
EDIT2: of forgot to mention, my dad has a few hard testors Skill 3 that i might be able to borrow but i dunno...
k_dog
02-25-2003, 06:51 PM
First off Welcome:wave:
A good place to start are models that can be found everywhere and those would be Revell Monogram. Alot of people I have talked to have started off w/the integra type R. Might want to consider this route.
A good place to start are models that can be found everywhere and those would be Revell Monogram. Alot of people I have talked to have started off w/the integra type R. Might want to consider this route.
mike@af
02-25-2003, 06:52 PM
WELCOME!
I would start with anything made by Revell-Monogram, and probably Level 2. Maybe the Integra Type R Make sure you use testors glue, and dont put too little or too much.
Thats where to start
I would start with anything made by Revell-Monogram, and probably Level 2. Maybe the Integra Type R Make sure you use testors glue, and dont put too little or too much.
Thats where to start
Integra14
02-25-2003, 06:53 PM
First, Read the FAQ, should help some simple questions... For first kits, most people, and i reccomend, to buy Cheaper, easier kits such as Revell and monogram, Just so you don't end up wasting a lot of money, for projects that r most likely not going to turn out as good as you would hope....
Look at the FAQ and it shoudl tell u eveyrthing you need to be a great modeller..
Look at the FAQ and it shoudl tell u eveyrthing you need to be a great modeller..
tc3
02-25-2003, 06:55 PM
thanks for quick replys, ill get my brother to drive me down to supior hobbies friday, and buy somehting there...hate to sound mean or anything but i dont do much of that ricy stuff...
k_dog
02-25-2003, 06:55 PM
Well I think majority says The ITR....
k_dog
02-25-2003, 06:56 PM
Its quite alright. R/M has quite an extensive line of plastic kits which include cars from all ranges from Corvettes to Ferrari's
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