Dremel is good for cutting through metal and sanding off details.
fine grit sand paper is handy for filing off rough edges.
pin vice or hobby drill is useful for pinning metal pieces together or drilling out gun barrels
Green stuff is good for gap filing and depending on how talented you can create details with it.
basing material I just use real regular sand. It is free if you go to the corner of a parking lot you will find usually a nice pile of it that is perfect for basing.
Blu-tac is great for sticking things together temporary. In the video they are using millput which is a UK version clay or blue tac.
Painting is a personal choice that can be done either way. Some people paint on the sprue. I do partially assemble most of the model before I paint then add the arms and gun later.
Yes simple green does strip paint off plastic.
Good luck and post some pics as you get going.
fine grit sand paper is handy for filing off rough edges.
pin vice or hobby drill is useful for pinning metal pieces together or drilling out gun barrels
Green stuff is good for gap filing and depending on how talented you can create details with it.
basing material I just use real regular sand. It is free if you go to the corner of a parking lot you will find usually a nice pile of it that is perfect for basing.
Blu-tac is great for sticking things together temporary. In the video they are using millput which is a UK version clay or blue tac.
Painting is a personal choice that can be done either way. Some people paint on the sprue. I do partially assemble most of the model before I paint then add the arms and gun later.
Yes simple green does strip paint off plastic.
Good luck and post some pics as you get going.