Good aircraft model kit
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Been wanting to have a go at making an “air fix” model kit for a long time and decided to take the plunge, not done it for a very long time...probably early 90s when I was 8 when I did a Tornado GR1, but would love to have a go.
Any recommendations on kits and what I need in terms of airbrushes, etc?
Any recommendations on kits and what I need in terms of airbrushes, etc?
My end goal would be to have a go at one of the big 1:32 kits, preferably the Mustang, but they’re expensive looking so might start with a 1:48 kit. How does the quality compare between the different companies and are there any YouTube videos going through building and painting the models?
r159 said:
Try Britmodeller, as a great source of inspiration.
I returned to modelling after a 25 year gap - Airfix Spitfire built with my then 4yr old. I started with buying old kits off eBay, basically the same as I was making in the 80s. Simple to build and great to practice on. New kits are a technically a lot better but with that they can be more complicated. Started off with brushes, now spraying.
We’re now an IPMS members go to a local club IPMS Rutland, shows etc.
I’m more than willing to take you through some of the stuff I’ve found good.
Oh fantastic, Rutland is just down the road from me.I returned to modelling after a 25 year gap - Airfix Spitfire built with my then 4yr old. I started with buying old kits off eBay, basically the same as I was making in the 80s. Simple to build and great to practice on. New kits are a technically a lot better but with that they can be more complicated. Started off with brushes, now spraying.
We’re now an IPMS members go to a local club IPMS Rutland, shows etc.
I’m more than willing to take you through some of the stuff I’ve found good.
Edited by r159 on Sunday 4th February 21:55
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