Does this kit come with the stencil to draw the models or do you have to draw the legs, arms, body, etc. free handed?
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Amber, You do not drawer the models; you stencil in their fashion clothes, shoes, purses, and jewels. It's great fun. You have to have a child that's already interested in coloring and dressing. Hope this helps you.
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IT was fairly easy... just be sure you have the legs and draw going in the right direction. I had to redo it but even with that it didn't take much time at all. I love it Looks great
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Hey, this is the shape kit. Hey if you email me i can get it to you for free or with a discount as im a promoter. Michaelmanley1995@hotmail.co uk
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Kit does not include stand. Cannot address question re painting since we are not painting the model
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No. This is a model kit that must be built from pieces that are on trays, that you must cut out. When completed it can be posed, but it will have less articulation than an action figure. These aren't meant to play with, they are meant to be placed on a stand in pose that you like and stay there. If you "play" with this, there is a good chance that it will break, the plastic and inner frame aren't meant to deal with stress and wear. If you enjoy Gundam, and are a fan of Gundam Exia like I am, and you like working with your hands, than this is right up your alley. If you are looking for an action figure, check out the Robot Damashii line. I hope this helped you. No. This is a model kit that must be built from pieces that are on trays, that you must cut out. When completed it can be posed, but it will have less articulation than an action figure. These aren't meant to play with, they are meant to be placed on a stand in pose that you like and stay there. If you "play" with this, there is a good chance that it will break, the plastic and inner frame aren't meant to deal with stress and wear. If you enjoy Gundam, and are a fan of Gundam Exia like I am, and you like working with your hands, than this is right up your alley. If you are looking... » Read More No. This is a model kit that must be built from pieces that are on trays, that you must cut out. When completed it can be posed, but it will have less articulation than an action figure. These aren't meant to play with, they are meant to be placed on a stand in pose that you like and stay there. If you "play" with this, there is a good chance that it will break, the plastic and inner frame aren't meant to deal with stress and wear. If you enjoy Gundam, and are a fan of Gundam Exia like I am, and you like working with your hands, than this is right up your alley. If you are looking for an action figure, check out the Robot Damashii line. I hope this helped you. « Show Less
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You'll need model paint, model glue, a hobby knife or small pliers to cut pieces of the 'parts tree'. The kit comes with decals, hot water works best to get those to work.
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The models do not need to be painted. They look a lot like the model in the description or from the Space Battleship Yamato 2199 animated series. The 1/160 scale Gamilan planes that are the bonus kits do require painting.
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yes it does, the way you see it is the way it comes already built Ive had it for 3 years i draw and freelance and i have never regretted purchasing it.
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This is a pre-painted model (but painting it will make it look better) but the rigging is a little advanced for most kids. Unless they are really used to models and such, I would say this isn't for children.
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I don't have this set, but by the description I would say No it is not a stencil. Looking at cake photo it looks like they imprinted the cake with the texture sheet that creates a raised design that they then painted. Hope this helps.
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there are two stencils, one alphabet,one numerals.all are 1/2" tall. the set contains assorted tips, they screw intoa pen by the same manufacturer. pen is not included.
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The one we use came all in a kit. The name of the lancing device is "TRUEDRAW".
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Yes, it does require model glue and paint and some other modeling tools to assemble the plane kit.The skill level will depend on your 13 year old's ability to build this model and rather if he or she has built many or any model kits before. Some of these models can be quite intricate and require a great amount of skill to assemble. I would suggest a snap together model kit if your 13 year old has not built and painted many of these types of kits in the past. I hope that my answer has helped you to decide if this is right for your teen or not. I would be glad to answer any more questions that would arise about any type or skill level of any model that you might have. Thanks, Dave. Yes, it does require model glue and paint and some other modeling tools to assemble the plane kit.The skill level will depend on your 13 year old's ability to build this model and rather if he or she has built many or any model kits before. Some of these models can be quite intricate and require a great amount of skill to assemble. I would suggest a snap together model kit if your 13 year old has not built and painted many of these types of kits in the past. I hope that my answer has helped you to decide if this is right for your teen or not. I would be glad to answer any more questions... » Read More Yes, it does require model glue and paint and some other modeling tools to assemble the plane kit.The skill level will depend on your 13 year old's ability to build this model and rather if he or she has built many or any model kits before. Some of these models can be quite intricate and require a great amount of skill to assemble. I would suggest a snap together model kit if your 13 year old has not built and painted many of these types of kits in the past. I hope that my answer has helped you to decide if this is right for your teen or not. I would be glad to answer any more questions that would arise about any type or skill level of any model that you might have. Thanks, Dave. « Show Less
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I bought the sketch book for both of my granddaughters b/c the first one (7) loved it so much, even her brother (8) was working along in the book with her. So to answer your question, I think the colored swatches are just on the cover -- I looked in the book and saw the pages to design on and the stencils. No swatches...thinking it just is there to go along with the theme. Hope this helps. I don't have the book in my possession now, but saw and looked through the book at my grandkids' home.
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The paint job varies from one to the next since it includes a wash, which is random by nature. That said, the paint job on mine is great. Sculpting on bicepts and arms is excellent. Take a minute to look at more pics online, there are plenty of them out there. This really is an amazing figure, one of my favorites all-time.
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The screen size is about the size of my hand. I'm not sure stencils will fit very well on the sceen. Maybe one at a time. :) hope this helps
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I'm guessing you've never used one? You use the dials to guide a line - built into the screen - to create your drawings. These are classic toys, easy to learn to use albeit difficult to draw something really good.