I am actually a model kit builder, plastic models to be exact, would these be too much for what I am trying to work with?
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The needle files would easily work on the plastic. They are not too abrasive and pretty easy to work with. I make hummingbird feeders and need to file down plastic/wood parts so that the pieces fit properly to avoid leaking. l like them...
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Yes, unfortunately they are. But you can look up video tutorials on YouTube. They'll walk you step by step how to do the kit.
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You will need hobby snippers. Ones with a flat edge. If ur just wanting to build the modelthats really all u need. The gundam markers ive heard ok things about. I would research gundam painting on the youtube to really get an idea of what ur wanting to do for ur model. Out the box n on the shekf no stickers my deathscythe is prettty badazz man
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I don't recommend that. Because the model is very beautiful and detailed, and you need to get the feel about how to organize the pieces, what to paint first, how to handle the crystal clear parts, when to paint and glue, and how to get the finishing an final assembly of the whole set. You can try first with a smaller model, with detailed painting, decals and clear parts, so you can acquire those skills and then go for the B52. Takes a lot of patience and well on my first model I glued the pieces before paint them and it was a huge mistake, just an example on my own experience. Good luck friend!
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You will no doubt need to choke up on the clubs quite a bit, but they should work fine. I'm assuming you're a beginner, and don't want to spend a bunch of money on custom clubs.
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I believe I read something in the information sent with the mold kit that if you need more you can send off for it. Read the papers that accompanied your kit thoroughly, it should mention what to do if that happens.
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If you built a couple 1/144 scale kits you should be good to go the only thing with mater grades is that they take a lot longer than 1/144 kits so as long as you are careful and take your time and follow the instructions you will be fine! Hope this helps
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I doubt it at that price. You can find them as kits, watch the descriptions for what's included.
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yes model cement is needed, I think the kit includes some, but maybe not enough to finish the kit.
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You might as well just buy more. Re-using these isn't really worth the effort. And then you'll always have those old designs saved for layer anyway.Also, since they're just cheaper plastic, I would imagine that they would start breaking down after a while if you did use them that way.
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That is exactly what it is made for!!I purchased it as another back up for my modeling.I drill in styrene plastic of various thicknesses, but when I purchased mine via Amazon it had info regarding Beading! It is a lovely set with a remarkable variety of bits! Just watch that the lips of the Bit box stick & have to be pushed one way!
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I have no experience with stainless models. The plastic model is working well for us.
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Yes....but you will have to let it get bone dry. The thinner you make it the quicker it will slake down into mud. You could mix in some tp...look up paper clay. Paper clay will help stiffen your models
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Hi Dleef, with this set you only can build one model at the same time, there are not enough pieces to build two or more models simultaneously.
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this is NOT a snap kit, glue must be used through out, I recomend Model Master Liquid Cement for Plastic Models
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Be very prepared for this kit. This is not a weekend thing. It is incredibly intricate and complex for a plastic model.
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I haven't put these to something as hard as plaster, but they seem capable. Also, know that the blade tips in this set are not very fine edged. If you're going for overall shaping on a large scale, you'd be better off with a Dremel like Osomatta recommended. On a very fine scale, these may or may not be delicate enough.