My first ever build. Wish me luck!

[Guest]

I have just received my first ever build. If I can get it looking half as good as the projects I see on here I will be very happy. Wish me luck ha ha[ATTACH]100366.IPB[/ATTACH]

[Guest]

Good luck Paul.


Lots of help here abouts so you are nearly there


Laurie

[Alan 45]

Good luck paul and that does build into a nice kit

[Guest]

Good luck mate, keep a good gallery of pics on here so we can watch the build!

[Ian M]

Its a good kit in a scale that is easier to work on and the right colour to boot.


Take your time and ask if in doubt. its not a race, I am sure a helpful sole will come and help.


Ian M

[Guest]

Good luck paul..... Take your time and patience are the key... Post pics

[Jim F]

Good luck Paul,


A great choice for a first build it may be an old kit re packaged but it builds up to a fair representation of the real thing, I am just coming to the end of building tamiya;s churchill crocodile with the eduard etch set and it was my return build after 30 years but a build I have thoroughly enjoyed I will post pics as and when I've sourced a camera. Take your time and enjoy it.


all the best Jim

[Guest]

Good luck, you've chosen a quality kit here you shouldn't have too many problems.


scott

[spanner570]

Good luck Paul, it'll be a breeze.


Don't worry what others might think of the end result. You'll always get fair and helpful advise. Just have fun.

[aaron]

Good luck mate, have fun!!!!!

[takeslousyphotos]

Good Luck with the build.............. As Ian & Ron said. It's not a race and don't feel pressured by some of the stuff on here ...... A bit of patience and time is all that's needed ............ The main thing is to enjoy building it........... and anything you need to know or aren't sure about?? Just ask ......... There is a friendly bunch on here, always happy to help out....... So, "Crack on" ......... I'll look forward to following your progress on here.


Peter

[Guest]

Cheers guys.


I am amazed how detailed all the parts are. Had a good read through of the instructions, put the kids to bed then had a slow and steady hour or so building. The tip someone gave me the other day about placing the parts together dry before glueing to make sure they fit nice and snug is a really good idea.


The headlights at the front are so tiny and fiddly,(may have put a smidge too much glue) but for the first little section of my first build I'm really happy.


Will upload afew pics when I've got a little further.

[Guest]

Good luck Paul. I might have a go at one of these soon

[Jim F]

Hi Paul,


Obviously be as careful as you can with the amount of glue but there are numerous clean up techniques you can use o clean your model up, the tip of your craft knife scraping away from the small part to purchasing a fibreglass pencil that works similarly to very fine sandpaper. The more of other peoples build the more techniques you will become aware of.


regards Jim

[spanner570]

The headlights at the front are so tiny and fiddly.

Paul, beware that most awful of creatures.....The Carpet Monster. This lives at floor level and without warning will attack you. This normally occurs when you use tweezers and have 'grasped' a small piece of plastic in them. It can also swallow whole, a part that you would never believe could just simply vanish by just a second's ham fistedness allowing the said bit to hit the floor, never to be seen again......


You think it won't happen to you...rest assured it will. There is no known method of preventing this mysterious, never seen creature from striking at will, so beware!