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A scale model is a tangible representation of an object that has the same dimensions as the real object (known as the prototype). Scale models are generally smaller than the actual prototype like buildings, vehicles, or landscapes. But, they may also be larger than the real object, such as models of anatomical structures or biological organisms.
Building scale models is a great hobby that can be both enjoyable and rewarding. Whether you’re a first-time builder or an experienced modeler, there are always new techniques and tips to learn. Scale modeling is a complex and delicate process, but with a little patience and practice, anyone can produce high-quality results.
Here are some helpful articles and tutorials to help you get started or learn more about the scale modeling hobby.
What are the best gap fillers for miniatures and models? Miniature and model assembly is fun. Scratch builders love making things from…well, scratch. Filling gaps is an important step in preparing your models for primer and paint. Gap fillers are useful for whether you are assembling plastic model kits for Warhammer 40k or Age of […]
Best Gap Fillers: Guide for Miniatures and Models (Top 12 Reviewed) Read More »
What magnifying systems do you need for painting detail? To paint details on miniatures, you need good fine-motor skill and eye sight. Magnification aids in particular, e.g., visors, headsets, or reading glasses, can improve detailed painting. Fine scale modelers and other hobbyists can always tools to help make tasks easier and more comfortable. Have you
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A painted miniature is never finished until you finish the base. The base of a model adds context for your miniature in space and time. Sure, a finished base seems like a simple thing to overlook. But, for a superb result, the base is the final step. Of course, you can go the generic route.
Overview for Designing and 3D Printing Bases for Miniatures (Free) Read More »