MODEL CAR KIT FAQ

Model Car Kits Suppliers share with you the frequently asked questions about model car kits, hope it will be helpful for you

Q. How long does it take to assemble a model car kit?

A. Model car kits are popular with people of all ages and experience levels, so assembly times vary greatly. For the simplest kits, the parts snap together, no additional tools are needed, and can be completed in less than 15 minutes. At the other end of the spectrum, you have hundreds of smaller parts that may require painting, gluing and fastening. These versions can take 30 to 40 hours or more to complete, however, the average time for a moderately difficult kit is about two hours. Please check the age rating of any kit before purchasing, as these can be a reliable indication of overall difficulty and build time.  

Ferrari Model Car Kit

Q. What tools do I need to build a model car kit?

A. If you do not have a basic snap-together Model Car Kits, you may need a variety of tools and materials to complete your task. The most common are tweezers, a hobby knife or sprue knife, white glue, super glue, toothpicks, sandpaper or sticks, masking tape, paint, paint thinner, brushes, and a dust mask or respirator. Depending on the job, you may also need additional tweezers of different sizes, putty paint, glue stripper, rubber bands, and painting stands.

Q. What do the scales on the model kit refer to?

A. The scale of a model refers to how much it has been scaled down relative to the size of the original. A scale figure is a ratio that tells you how many units of the model equal one unit of the original. For example, if a model is 1:1, it is full size. If it is 1:2, the model is half-size, and so on. Common scales range from 1:10 to 1:2500, allowing artisans to make models ranging from small cars to huge ships, airplanes, and buildings.

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