Meet the FUTURE of Scale Modelling!! 

Hey guys just an update - I've been away for work over the past week and returned ready to edit my Hurricane build video only for my computer to be out of action (some Motherboard problem I think) so unfortunately it's going to be a while yet until I get my computer fixed 😭 in the meantime I hope you've been enjoying the Telford content. Hopefully I'll see you soon!

That feel when a bunch of kids have airbrush equipment while i still have to regular brush paint everything

I love how the kid said "my dad said 'you have to try this'" like it was a really good meal or something haha In a few years maybe we will see this young people do youtube videos of their models as well.

I'm 52 and have been building since I was around 6 .... I started with a monogram snap fit SPITFIRE and small armor and cars .... I'm glad to see that kids are still building kits and learning history ...keep up the good work guys

I am 67 Y.O, and I used to build models of cars and planes when I was a young teenager, but I gave it up however, when I found girls were a lot more fun. Recently however, I brought my 11 Y.O grandson a model tank by Tamiya for him to build, as he had shown some interest in the many modelling videos on RU-vid. However, as he did not show any further interest in putting it together, I built it myself. I have now caught the modelling bug once more and I have completed four more tanks and a couple of dioramas, spent a lot of money on paint, an airbrush, tools, and I have about six more kits in my ‘stash’ to do. Like these young modellers, I’m hooked (once again).

Kudos to whoever came up with Role Models. Great not only to see kids still building and painting, but the fact that it's not just a hobby for boys.

Fantastic interviews. I tried to get my daughter into modelling when she was young but now she’s too cool to build a tiger tank 😂

This is absolutely brilliant, we need something like this in the States.

Those guys and gals have done amazing job! I would never have been able to build a kit that well at that age

This is, quite literally, one of the best videos I’ve seen on RU-vid in the past year. A young Brit handling a Hawker Hurricane gives me hope that the next generation will truly ‘not forget’...

Glad to see the next generation keeping this hobby alive!

When the little boy said that his dad “told him to try it” reminds me of how I got into modeling in the first place. It would be cool to see my dad’s scale models though.

Some very well-spoken young people.

English culture is so sophisticated and well spoken

This is absolutely brilliant. The work by these children is outstanding. Compared to my efforts at the same age, they leave me for dead. Great to see another generation enjoying scale models.

This is wonderful. My father got me into model building when I was very young, and I built my first one on my own before I could read. I was supposed to be napping, but the snap together 1/72 F-4E sitting in the box on my dresser was far more interesting. The instructions had diagrams, so that was good enough for me. Watching the interviews really takes me back - especially when they were giving advice. It's all the same things I learned and discovered on my own journey through model building around that age. And it reminds those of us with decades of experience that there is a lot of joy in the simple act of building and finishing a model, without worrying so much about strict accuracy or absolute perfection, and sometimes it's good to just throw all of that to the wind and just build.

I started building kits and balsa boats and planes from the age of 8, this lead me eventually to do a apprenticeship in machining that has stood me very well over my working life, model building gives you many skills other than just the building the model, these young people can read a plan, following instruction, develop patience and improve your cognitive skills, unlike the kids who spend there time glued to a screen, all great life skills to be used for the rest of your life, great video..

Owen y aren’t your models there 🤣 jk that hurricane looks amazing can’t want to see the video cheers 🍻 from Australia 🇦🇺

Thanks for the interview! Was great to see all the others there as well

This is simply charming seeing all those kids and specially girls making those scale models. It´s a wonderful hobby!

Really encouraging to see their mix of confidence and modesty. Well done for getting the interviews. I really don’t understand why anyone would want to thumbs down this story.

This is so refreshing to see the youngsters enjoying a great hobby,never heard of role models before but there used to be a lady that ran a junior side to the hobby and who would write in the IPMS magazine,this is our future and like everything today there are so many other distractions that have no hands on value unlike model building which has,well done to all concerned for this encouragement.

What’s in a name? Sometimes quite a lot. When researching the King Arthur tale, l came across reference to the Morrigan. Anyone who has seen the film “Excalibur” will remember the final scene where Arthur’s body is being taken on a boat out to sea accompanied by 3 maidens. They represent the sisters known collectively as “the Morrigan” in Celtic mythology. The Morrigan is also described as the shape-shifting Celtic goddess of War, Fate and Death. She also presided over rivers, lakes and fresh water, in addition to being the patroness of revenge, night, magic, prophecy, priestesses and witches. She is probably the inspiration of “the lady in the lake” who takes the sword Excalibur back into the watery depths. She appears as a raven to Cuchulainn, the great warrior, in the very ancient Ulster Cycle manuscript. That is one lucky young modeller who has been given such an interesting name.

Heh, good to see Nathan show up here. Proud of ya mate.

I tried to get into modeling because I love military vehicles but I could never get into it, but I discovered I love building brick kits so now I’ve built over $1,000 on cobi kits xD

Good to see kids building. Going to try and get my daughters in to this wonderful hobby!

Glad to see these young people building models. This is the same thing I did at their age and enjoyed it at the time. This hobby will give them focus and appreciation for things later in life.

Not only is it great to see more young kids interested in modeling but girls as well. My daughter got interested when see was younger and still helps me along with projects. Outstanding.

The kids did great and look like they had a great time doing it :D

Great little film - fantastic subjects and impressive models. You're a superb ambassador for our silly hobby.

This is so cool. I'm a Year 6 teacher and I've managed to encourage a couple of children to take up the hobby this year. Great to see others of a similar age.

These young modelers are truly impressive, doing something that does not video screens, their talent is outstanding.

A LOT nicer and friendlier than that damned IPMS chapter I was involved with YEARS ago. My Grandson's starting to build pretty good. Keep up the AMAZING work, all!!!!!!

Owen I think you got a fantastic contagious smile, you make people feel at ease and get them on side very quickly. I think you will have a great future in broadcasting, plus the fact that you are a vert bright guy too with a lot of potential.

My first kit was the t-34-85 with full interior i spend like 5 weeks on it and it really looked good because i used techniques from plasmo, night shift, quick kits, scale a ton and i made my first model

Man we gotta thank our dads, because they are the true heros that keep this hobby alive 😂

Its good to see that kids see interest in building models instead of just buying a finished toy. This creates special people for the future that will build or design our planet's future.

When I started Pactra paint cost 10cents and I used cotton swabs as brushes. I couldn't wait to play with the tanks and planes. Then I got into detailing in my teens and I don't think a year has gone by that I didn't buy at least one kit.

Every one of them had a father who made models and they are using an Airbrush as young children WOW I was hand painting mine until i was about 25

Nice to see the renaissance of model building..

Nice job Owen,I Loved to see many Young Modelers Like me! I loved that first guy Thomas review where he told us about how annoying the model was,without lying or anything, I love listening to Honest modelling Reviews!

Great to see kids still building kits....

Great to see we have a future out there👍👍

Damn Nathan blew me away

Good stuff youngsters... it'll never leave you.

Wow, that young girl's diorama was awesome! 1000x better than MY first diorama. We used to have a cable access channel and a local hobby shop used to put on a show. In grainy hard to see black and white. I learned how to mix white glue with actual beach sand to put down as a base then imprint it with the tank treads to make it look like the tank had rolled up. Couldn't even THINK about an air brush and compressor back then. The cheapest I could find would have cost $400. Now? damn you get get a setup for $50.00. I SO wanted to get into R/C planes but back then, easily $2000 to get in the air AND you needed a radio transmitter licence. Now you can get in the air for $40 CDN. and the thing will have a gyro. Back then, the ONLY planes were kits you had to build from scratch too with nitro engines. Imagine spending a month building a trainer and crashing it first flight? Now with the foamies they can take a crash and go right back into the air.....My first plane was a Bixler and I crashed that thing easily 20 times before it was no longer flyable so I bought another bare bones for $30 and transferred everything into it.

Damn these kids are impressive. Very good insights into the hobby too.

I am intrigued by the suggestion to start with plane kits, as I used to find tanks easier to complete. This might have been subjective, though, as some tank kits do have the interior included, which adds to the complexity. But my opinion has changed. Recently, I built a 1/144 High Grade Geara Zulu from Bandai, and I have to say it was probably the smoothest and least problematic builds I have attempted. The parts snap together like a glove and there is part separation for colour, making painting unnecessary. The instructions were excellent too, featuring logical well thought and laid out illustrations. Once completed it stood about the height of a 1/12 figure, with acceptable articulation at the joints. (I probably got the kit for how the monoeyed mech looked like a WWII German infantryman, mainly due to the similar helmet shape and the use of a StG44-like rifle)

Dads always the culprit haha, great stuff boys avenger was quite nice and the young lass will go far if stays in the hobby with all the historical references! That's the part I love too before I even start or buy a kit I'll research it a couple of weeks before hand and get right into the history of it and when it comes to buy the kit you can't wait to get started haha! But this kv1 I'm doing just now omg the changes on this I've made ti make it war torn look is coming in great!

The future. All this technology in modelling we have now, we still have to learn the most basics and this bunch have it figured out. Just have to get people's(not just young) off the phones and get their attention spans improved. I bet this would cure or lower ADHD, stress and it doesn't require drugs.

As a young modeller I feel happy to have people who have the same hobby as me at the same age. I personally build Gunpla (Gundam Plastic Models) as I'm more of a casual builder. I would consider myself an intermediate builder yet I'm nowhere near close to these kids. Absolutely stunning work.

Ah memories i started the joy of building model kits since i was 10, i'm 58 now

The young modelers seem to be quite talented and have a good mindset about what it takes for this hobby. I built many models when I was young but gave it a break through college>career>family. Now I am retired...have the time/patience/good workspace and I'm having a blast building planes (mostly)along with some tanks. Oh ya, an airbrush is essential to a good paint finish.

They're really talented. It's nice to see

The new generation! Very nice!

being 11 and building scale models for a year now I can't wait to join this facebook group! Also, where can I get a cheap, decent airbrush?

Very impressive, mate!!!!

Wow impressive kids into modelling. Hats off.

Wow, the second kid was amazing!

Great job DADS! Well done I truly mean that as dads rarely if ever receive praise. Notice how every kid said it was Dad who got them started? It did upset me just abit though as I see all to clearly what's happening to our fathers and sons.

Absolutely amazing!! Getting kids away from bloody PC games - to think, and problem solve to logically construct a project instead!! Training their minds, and giving them positive skills (motor and cognitive) and objectives - they should go far in life! We'll done kids!! 👍

Love these kids!

Airbrushing is an absolute must for glossy paints like on any commercial or space vehicles, but i dont think it's really necessary for military stuff. It sure does provide a fine finish, but a more crude finish could give a bit more realism to a battleworn tank. After all, airbrushing during WWII wasn't always an option.

I started of with a airfix lancaster when i was ten

Those models look great ! Where can I find out where these events are ?

What do you think is better Airbrush or Paintbrush ? @Quick Kits

Awesome! I better get building my kits.

What sort of recorder is that?, picks up sound really good.

Oh god those tracks

Hi just brought the air fix’s Lancaster (special) the dambusters . where can I buy the right paints for it.

I’m 11 and I’m building a 1/72 flower class corvette by revel!

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I really need a squishy!

very encouraging

Had that exact king tiger model

Excellent

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 from the 🇺🇸 !

these all look great!

Ok I can hold out no longer I just Subscribed ! ha ha

The cost puts a lot off.

does anyone know how that first girl got the wet looking effect on the track marks in the mud?

I am the future of Scale Modelling

Great work😊

My ASD detector is going off!

when's it back on? and are you going lol? if so I've got to. catch you there

Lession Learnt: Be a good dad. You guys can see how big a dad can influent their kids.

hi does anyone know a good type of airbrush for model planes

Привет из Советской Гавани!👋😊👍🏻

Lol I wish i went there

Noti squad wazzzup

They are better than me.

My new planes look so much better then before

3rd!!

All the kids have airbrushes and various paints and here am I with a tight budget using brush oil paints home made washes and outcomes aren't bad I'm 13 btw

Is it me or are there more Female modelers these days ? Looks like a lot of Fathers passing their hobby on to their kids good one dads !

I'm 12 and I've made a model 18+

Aren't u going to buy an airbrush?

That whole Future myth has been banged, move on!

Lots of Airbrush these days

I’m Jesse and I feel like I am quite cringe