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getting young dudes into modelling!
Well, this family I babysit for has these two boys, and i guess they're interested in starting this hobby, but the only thing is, that i doubt they will have the money, or parents woud want to spend the money, that most people do on here.... I'm thinkinn, that i might be able to convince them to get a cheap revell kit, and i will fight, to get them some tamiya sprays. I HOPE THIS WORKS, because it would be fun to teach someone how to make models, and especially if im gettin paid while i do so!, I start on monday, so wish me luck, and maybe you'll have some more "NEWBS" running around AF...
also, for a first kit, cheap? revell?, AMT? whats a suggestion for a first great kit...... What bout Snap togethers (step 1's)???? |
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for a first kit i would go with tamiya since it's easyer..
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Revell ITR, or any revell kits. cheap and very easy to build
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Whoa now! Why not just start them off with Snaptite kits, and see how they like those?
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He got a brilliant result on it only using 3 different brushes and 3 Tamiya spray cans. If they cant' pay for paints, at least you can prepare a "toolbox" with your tools and paints. You can bring it there when you do babysitting. Good luck professor
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yes, but most peopless first models tend to look like poopies, so, you might as well nto waste 25-30$ on a good one, insetead of 10-15 right?
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i dont know but start them off with snap models.those models,you dont even have to paint them.later on start with level 1 kits.by the way how old are they?
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11 and 8 i think....
ill give them a call and see if there serously interestd |
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if they are doing level 1 kits get them some gloves or sumthin.if not you will remember what i said.paint all over.lol
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Stick with tamiya for the first try.
Doesn't have to be the newest or hottest kits in recent years could be the ones that were issued a few years before. Usually they don't run over 30 bucks for these kinds of things in my local hobby shop (CAD $20 for Tamiya Super 7, $25 for Tamiya NSX and so on ) Tho older kits don't come with window masking tapes or clear-colored plastic which would make the job a little bit harder. |
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the 11 year old shouldn't have no problems with the itr kit.
the 8 year old get a snap kit. |
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Get them a Tamiya kit first so they have no problems with parts fitting etc and dont get pissed off.
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Whoa, too bad they can't join AF yet, but you can post pictures of the work, right. BTW, don't make them do bodykits, not just yet......
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well i am only 15......i still dont know how to do bodykits though, all the threads on it are not detailed enough i dont think......i dont understnad how to make it so detailed.
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