The Basics | Scale Modelling Tutorial. 

I learned the tape trick pretty quick after cutting a photo etch piece and it flew across my work table and I spent 20 minutes clearing everything off my table, I did find it though...haha. Your videos are so precise and have helped me so much...Thank You James

Very informative....for the beginner and more experienced modeler (who forgets the basics to make modelling easier!!).

I watched this for browsing just for glues... but this is a damn fine video to know basic about plasmo. And you sir, your voice is gold.

Very well done tutorial.

Good tips. Thanks for sharing

Great little video, thanks, the types of glue out there is really confusing for a newbie like me, so watching this has been a great help 👍🏻

THANK YOU SO MUCH.

Great to share your experience for the very beginners...

Very nice!

Make the World a better place- Build more Models 🤗

Say hi to you at PodQuiz! Your voice is very calming.

Thanks, very informative!

THIS VIDEO SAVES A LOT OF TIME!

Great video thanks. I would describe myself as intermediate level, but I enjoyed it and picked up a couple of tips. You have a great style and I'll look forward to future videos!

I learned a lot from your figure face painting tutorial. I'd love to see a video like this one on making slings, straps and buckles in 1/35th scale.

Very helpful stuff! I just got my first model maintenance kit and looked at the sticks and thought “I know what two of these do…but the other three…”

awesome video

Great tutorial mate

Very nice beginner video.

Good video

This is useful. Waiting for the second part

Hey James, good solid basics for the uninitiated modeller. I keep meaning to do a similar video on the basics of model building... soon I suppose. I have to be honest and say you seem to be a lot like me when shooting your videos. The opening scene with the glues, sprue tree and tools was very precisely laid out and reminded me of the way I like to do static setups. I really appreciate your professional approach to shooting each scene as it again is very similar to my approach as well. I can't stand too much clutter in a video, I find it very distracting. As always I really enjoy what you're doing KUTGW!

I love my Xuron sprue cutters. Best ones in my opinion.

Thanks for the tips, one question, do you wash the spruces first in warm soapy water before doing anything,or can I just get straight on with building the model ?.👍.

Hi I just started doing Model Kit Cars and I've been facing the same problem again and again I spray painted alot of the parts before gluing them together but my glue seem to "melt" the paint , do you have any tips or tricks ? I used Tamiya Acrylic spray paint and Revell contact glue with the needle tip ! Thanks again

I've never heard the word sprue. Thanks.

Part -> runner -> sprue

It looks like you tried to remove your thumb with some cutters!

WITH PLASTIC MODELS. THE MAIN GOAL IS TO HAVE FUN!!!! SERIOUSLY!!! BUILD WHAT YOU LIKE!!!!

Wait, You mean you actually don't twist the parts offa der sprues?

Hello sir scale, LPJ Models and modeling friends. Could you help me with scaling (viewers can also answer). If a real shower pipe is 20mm in diameter and it's distance from a real water tank's outlet hole is 1m, if my miniature pipe is 2.72mm, what's the distance of the miniature water tank's outlet hole? Thank you. God bless, Rev. 21:4