Glad you like it! Thanks mate

Thanks mate,Yeah it can be a bugger, I thought it might be oils on the parts,and I've since washed kits,but I think it's just the airfix starter set paints, the humbrol spray paint though I would recommend as you get about 3 or 4 kits out of a 6 quid can so works out similar cost to paint tins

@scalestuff1066 some of the starter set paints seem to be better than others. I thought at first I'd not washed the sprues properly, but the metallic for the tracks was just as bad. I'll bear the spray in mind. 👍

I think, but am not sure, that it might be down to how long its been in storage or in the shop, I know from my model store that sometimes kits sit on shelves for years before they get brought sometimes, also, they can be in box's out back before going on the shelves that adds to the time that paints settled, My local hobby shop FOUND, like the whole 90's range of airfix models just in a box no one had looked in

Cheers mate, year mean you could build it in under 2 hours ,its a nice relax build tho if more in depth models get to much,just done a 172 scale centurion, all the details photo ectch,and was too much for me after just getting over a cold

Thank you too!

Cheers mate thank you

Thank you! Cheers!

Cheers mate thank you

🤝👍

Thanks

With airfix and a lot of model companies, they simply buy old toolings because its cheaper,think a lot of the new airfix kits are made by academy.Tamiya surveyed a lot of the kits at Bovington tank museum, one of the halls is called tamiya hall.but as time goes on they are having people go out and scan the vehicles.One of my friends does a bit of that for them,so I imagine it will get better over time

@@scalestuff1066 As far as I know, this 1/72 Airfix Tiger was newly designed just a few years ago.

It's a starter kit mate .