How to Assemble Warhammer Models Like a Pro! A Beginners Guide

Great tips!!

Man, I wish somebody told me about the instruction symbols before I first started building. Great stuff!

a general vid on where to start with paints would be great! really glad to see you back on yt

As a gunpla builder, I tend do a double cut method rather then just doing 1 cuts😅

Amazing explanation of the process. Thank you for making this!

A very good introduction. Additionally, if you are using a cement like Tamiya thin, there is an additional trick. Once you are comfortable with how the thin cement behaves, it can be used to smooth out rough patches on a plastic model's surface. Such as those left behind by sanding or scraping mold lines off. It can also fuse together small joint gaps.

Yeah, the common advice is to be careful that the glue doesn't melt details - but it takes a LOT of glue to actually melt off a solid detail. Just a bit swiped over an area (then not touched until it evaporates) will smooth roughness. While it will leave a shiny spot behind, it won't be visible under paint.

You can get some extremely smooth and blemish-free models using this trick.

It's really not that hard

Thanks for the video very helpful for me and my 5-yo son new to all of this 👍

may i ask who taught you to hold nippers,ive never seen them held that way is there a special reason you do that? or is it just how you learned

Tha ks for the video is it not easier to. Paint the parts before sticking together like back of the front bits or weapons?

thank you

Thank the Lord someone explained it... I swear the person who made the instructions is either A.D.D or something along those lines because the instructions are all over the place and make 0 sense except to the person that made them...... They really overcomplicate things for no reason. That tip about smoothing it out with the glue... Super awesome video! Also got the same glue and the exact same clippers except mine doesn't have the spring on it but it's monumental I believe is how you spell it.... I really like that companies products as everything I've used from them so far has been very good. Including their white paint.