Model Kits For The Beginner - Great Starter Models For Kids
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- Опубликовано: 13 апр 2024
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Great video. Would like to see you build a kit from start to finish.
Rex my father passed on my love for music and building models and love him for that and your great person for passing on your love for the hobby on your channel. Thanks agian.
You're welcome my friend, much appreciated
Kids got to start somewhere and with those kits at the start of the video, parents have no worries about glue, paint, or sharp cutting tool. Crawl walk run. Great video and a cool idea to get kids off the tablets and phones and utilize their hand eye coordination skills. Thanks for the hard work that you do on the videos.
I do enjoy easy builds just as much as more advanced kits, hopefully they turn sponge cause you have soo much knowledge, I love learning new ways to do something and get great results!
Alright Robert. Introducing a new generation of scale molders. My stepdaughter built a couple of Arifix kits, came with paint brushes, safe glue. The subject was an guy with dog, and killer rabbit from a cartoon she use to watch, the first had motorcycle with sidecar and little funky airplane. She was between 8 & 10yo's. Had a lot of fun together. Unfortunately cell phones, girlfriends and BOYS came into the picture and she moved on.
A good thing you doing out there.
Thank you for all you do.
This would make a great series for beginners.
Always enjoy seeing variety on the channel.
Wow; that’s great! You are a good man. As he progresses, work with him side by side and share your time and knowledge with him. I don’t mean to sound mellow dramatic, but making an investment in children is so important. You may never know the impact you had on his life. Perhaps when he is 50 or 60 he will look back and remember how this improved his life in so many ways, other than just building models. You have my respect.
My son and I have built many of the models you showcased!
I consider myself an intermediate builder. I've built hundreds of Gundam of various grades, easily 200+. A few dozen Star Wars models, a couple aircraft with minor success. When Front Mission Structure Arts came out, I got back into the scene.
I always loved the Front Mission games but they rarely got any love with toys or models. Every few months for a couple years now they come out with a new 4 pack and I've got the first 5 "volumes". They are a joy to build and paint, except for eyes that are only a mm or 2 wide. Being 1/72 scale, it's gotten me into constructing dioramas. Using HO scale buildings to make a city scene for a battle dio.
Your reviews give me the inspiration to keep chugging at it! Love that you cover so much on a wide variety of topics.
Thats some great ideas to get youth interesred
This is 1 of my favorite videos I love that you really showed a ton of different models for younger and or new to the hobby. You absolutely killed it Thank you very much for sharing. Everyone keep yourselves and love ones safe and healthy and remember to SMILE 😊God Bless 🙏
Thanks for the neat video today Robert alway appeare them
Awesome beginners model video, thanks.
Great stuff I’ve been wanting to try and get my grandkids into building.
I bought these for my youngest grandson. He loves grandmas models already. He's 7 and says they're too easy. 😊
"This isn't for us, this is for a child." As I am building a model dinosaur at 30. 😂
It's all good it doesn't matter what you build, if you like it build it.
I've looked an thought about making a Maisto build but never got past thinking about building one
Robert, Thanks you for making this video. I’m introducing my grandchildren to scale modeling and need all the resources I can find. The dinosaur model looks like a great adventure. Thanks much.
Great video. We definitely would love to see more kids getting involved. Even for experienced builders, a quick build can still be a ton of fun.
Thanks for this great video. I just started working with my 5 yr old grandson. We've built a couple of the Airfix kits. As much fun for me as it is him!
HobbyBoss aircraft "easy assembly" kits are great - usually around $10. Usually less than 20 parts which let you get to painting sooner. Recessed panel lines and great molding.
In the age of screens, introducing kids to a hands-on hobby can be a wonderful thing. It has the potential to teach them skills that will last a lifetime. Thank you for promoting this concept!
Couldn’t agree more.
I like these kits. I’ve built two of the Airfix Jeep gladiators. But changed the color on both of them.
Keep up the great videos
Very good video, excelent subjects for beginers . Always good stuff , keep going . greetings from Portugal
In the late 90s I think it was Testors came out with "press fit" models I built with my young son. Those versions were made to be as is from the box or the kid could paint them depending of the age. Cars & planes were the selection. My son wanted Navy jets since I was in the Navy then. There was a very small selection. I remember them because some car models were featured in Car Craft magazine as an weekend project for experienced modelers could detail & custom paint.
I have the snap kit Revell Mustang. I wish someone would release that generation of 'Stang, it's so popular.
I like it on the dinosaurs models for the kids. You know a lot of adults, aka overgrown, are going to buy some.
Also, Robert,thanks for putting this video out. Buy getting kids started on a hobby of any type, you help with their development into adulthood. Plus, it's something that can last a lifetime. Plus, hopefully , it gives them enough to keep them busy. So that they are not out getting into trouble . For a lot of kids, go and get into trouble from the lack of anything to do.
Great video, did not know about all those kits.
That part about your dad was really significant! I'm very glad to hear how positive and contributive he was.. Sadly, my dad was very technically adept but too toxic to work with. Not good with kids or failure. First and last model he bought me was the 1:144 Saturn V by Monogram. I spent over a week putting it together with Testors model cement (the red gel stuff. I applied it much like I 'applied' toothpaste) and an x-acto knife which I cut myself with quite a few times. Trying to peel the decals off like stickers was probably my best/worst moment as a modeler. Then he dropped by to critique it, tore it to shreds (verbally) and we never talked about models for the next 40 years. He did take me fishing and inspite of the yelling, I've become much more accomplished at that than at modeling. The thing is - for fishing and modeling - when it comes to teaching your own kids, people have to realize that you don't have the same filters on for your offspring that you would have for, say, a public class or a volunteer situation. I almost blew it with my two oldest. When I found myself lecturing them (loudly) in a small boat, I was flashed back to my old man and I swore (the next day) I was never going to be that guy. Now when I take my kids fishing, I tie knots and unfoul gear. But I let them work it out anyway they want. 6 inch rubber minnow in a 2 inch creek? No problem? 1/8th oz rooster tail on 15 lb test? You got it. I only really went fishing after that by myself or with friends. But last year I went in the Chesapeake with one of those boys, now a man, and we actually caught fish! Modeling has only just taken hold of one of my middle kids, but he is persistent and has already glued his finger back together on his own. The next two after him do simple gundams, but I can already tell that if I live long enough, we'll have quite a crew. So tell anyone you know, its not how well they do it, its THAT they do it!
Great video!!
great video as usual
Great video!! Great recommendations!!
The Gundam Kit I won from you was fun and simple. Gave one to my nephew and a friends son who loves Legos and he LOVED it. I think I created a monster with him. Anyways, thanks for sharing and great video idea. I started modeling with my uncle, he had several "screw" bottoms when I was young.
Outstanding video, thanks. 👍
Awesome video 😉
Funny note: on the side of the Havoc Marauder box (the top facing just before your clear it away) there's a typo that says it has "diplay options"
Also, the Big Mac RX-78-2 has the golden arches on the chest.
Oh. Fun topic!
Just wanted to share but after a couple of months doing weekend airbrushing, this past weekend was the first time I felt really proud of my results from paint mixing all the way through to clean up. Thanks for all the how to vids and great advice along the way. Also I am sure you have said this many times but the thing that helped me most was exercising patience with putting it all together.
What a great video, as always. I love learning to paint and the colors used. But we need something to paint, right? Keep up the good work sir!
Great to introduce kids to this hobby. I know a guy who had a hobby shop from the 1980's until about 2000. In the late 1980's he told me kids are moving away from plastic models because of computers. I think a campaign to promote them is a good step. I have done this with some of my students. Thank you for your efforts. 🙂
I've been recommending snap together models to parents/grandparents for a youngsters first model for years. Sadly, none of the distributors we work with carry Airfix. I picked up a couple at Hobby Lobby when they where closing them out. Nice way to go for a Lego builder to get into models (painting up a Airfix VW van in the VW Harlequin paint scheme to display at the store as a paint display.)
I built the 007 1964 Aston Martin DB5 kit back in the late 1960's when it was a glue kit (I was around 12 or 13 at the time and the James Bond movie Goldfinger where the DB5 was used had been out not too long before.) It was a fairly good kit for the day as I remember.
More good stuff. Thank you.
These kinds of kits are great if you previously burnt out want want to get back into things, since they're no-stress and low investment in terms of time and equipment. 30MM was a huge breath of fresh air after two years away from Warhammer.
Thanks for the tips 😀
The Airfix Quickbuild kits are a great way to introduce kids to both "construction toys", not allowed to say Lego 😏, and also models in general.
Here in the UK, you can often see Quicklybuilds in non toy shops just like the old days.
I have made a few of them with my son and they are really nice overall, the only problem is slightly lax QC. The models are a little fragile and rough play will cause them to explode, if you sant them for posterity a little PVA will make them mych stronger.
I love to paint (anything). I got into model cars quite a while back but never really enjoyed putting them together especially the more difficult ones. I quickly discovered the skill level 1 cars but the majority of them come pre painted & even those are difficult to find. I’d love to find something super easy to put together but unpainted.
I agree on the harder builds. I would like to see some easy to build planes etc. That needs a nice coat of paint.
You can paint any kind of kit whatever color you want it to be. That’s part of the fun of this hobby. Happy building and painting.😊
Honestly found you from the DIY airbrush filter video. The bucket and filter ones. Glad I decided to subscribe as I started to learn how to airbrush. This is a great idea for beginners and learners to start out with.
if you want to go the brick route, do yourself a favor and get cobi, they are great and well worth the money
I just got into the hobby as a 34 year old. I'm an engineer in my daily life, so of course I jumped head first. My first kit was a Maschinen Krieger, I can say I wouldn't recommend it to other beginners lol.
Hey everyone, I’m back. I’ve been gone for about a year from the videos due to personal matters. I kept up my Patreon though because I wanted to support the channel and so happy to be back and catching up on videos. I’m sure there’s a lot that I’ve missed. I know the new paint lines out and other things have gone on so, I’m glad to be back here at the bench with all of you and I’m starting to work on more models and painting again so I hope to continue to learn and enjoy all the hobbies with all of you wishing you all the best to this awesome community. Be well be you
Welcome back!!
That Big Mac colored EG RX-78-2 has the McDonald’s logo on its chest. I believe that it comes with an M logo decal to put on the kit.
This is a fantastic video. I started my boy, then four, over a year ago on a couple of snap kits (Revell Hotwheels Viper and a Ford F100) and he helps with Gunpla when I do those. He's really taken to Legos and can 100% do those kits using the instructions. I might try one of the Airfix kits. And, I'll definitely be revisiting this video over the next few years for ideas. Thanks!
Ps- 92k+ subscribers! So close!
I love this style video Robert I believe it will bring in outsiders and maybe help existing followers to maybe branch out from airplane to auto or vice versa. Same with Gundam and military. I was not new to airbrushing, but I feel I'm at a whole different place in my hobby now and this is all thanks to you. Between your reviews of tips and tricks to your tools. From your reviews on paints to now your own line (that I absolutely love BTW) From air compressors to airbrushes! This is the perfect channel! You have a totally unbiased, honest down to earth channel, and I share it with everyone I know! Thank you for all you do! Maybe one suggestion, if you could maybe create a site for your followers to share pictures and techniques of what they have done to accomplish certain specific shades of colors. This could be helpful as well. But I don't know how you could do it without it becoming a headache. Thanks again for all you do! Please keep it up!
They actually make some smaller sized god hand nipper with a curved tip specifically for kids. I’ve heard they cut very well and could be a good investment for a kit that wanted to build HGs and stuff.
lol, the "M" is on his chest. but, i love the model
My 8 year old son loves the air fix Lego style kits and he's built a couple of the Pokemon kits. I need to pick up a couple of the aircraft air fix kits we've never seen those anywhere.
These Quickbuild kits are fun. I build the Bugatti a few months ago. Just like building with Lego's. A nice starter kit for newbies👍
I'd definitely recommend the pokemon kits for younger kids. They're great, not a lot of pieces or steps and minimal stickers (that mostly look ok). There are even a few with some articulation/gimmicks that are worth getting. The EG Nu Gundam is fantastic especially for the price. I would recommend it for anyone that likes gunpla and over any EG Gundam kit and probably a lot of older HGs as well.
The Aoshima Snapkit are also good for newbie
FYI, girls build models too!
nice video!
Cool models. 👍
I started with some 40k minis, built 4 HG Gundams and then jumped for a car scale model, got a Tamiya MX-5 (Eunos Roadster), cheaper Tamiya car models care good to start with
I'd recommend getting the Gundam Marker SD Soketsuden set for SD kits. They're wonderful kits but they won't look great out of the box. The stickers are terrible and there's just so much details that won't be color accurate. It's a great opportunity to learn hand painting though, and the markers will make it easier.
The McDonald "M" is on the chest and the shield.
This might be the dumbest question you get today! What hose do you recommend? I bought both Pro Con airbrushes and went with a Cool Tooty. I trust your opinion and experience! A lot of others want to sell you tons of extra junk and I've already been burned a couple of times and I'm on my own because my hubby has NO interest BUT wants me to paint his projects for him. Any suggestion would be priceless coming from you!
Rex, how about a video for beginner model sets for adults?
What subject matter for kits would you be interested in?
@@barbatosrex9473 Gundham, maybe airplanes
What are the friction tolerances on those imitation Lego cars like? I’ve seen some that don’t hold together very well and some that are close to an actual Lego set.
I don't know of anything wrong with the arifix kits what so ever I have put similar kit's together
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