The Revell TIE Fighter in 1/110 scale is a very affordable kit compared to the similar Bandai offering and has a relatively low part count. So at first glance it seems like this would result in a pretty basic and cheap looking model but with a bit of extra painting and weathering effort this kit builds into a really impressive looking nice little model. The included model stand is also great for displaying the completed model on a shelf or in a glass cabinet. While the specified scale is 1/110 in reality it's actually closer to around 1/70 so it's not as tiny as the indication on the box suggests. I built this model as a gift for a true Star Wars fan in our family and he was really excited to receive it and add it to his Star Wars collection.
Let me know what you think of this build. Your comments and opinions are highly appreciated. Please bear in mind I am not a professional modeler, I just build these models for fun and relaxation and to help regain my mental and physical health.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Unboxing
01:42 - Building the Model
11:38 - Painting
14:45 - Weathering
17:08 - Assembly
18:37 - Final Reveal
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