Scale Model Basics: Assembling metal miniatures

[@mikesackmary]

Thanks Tim, this video is very helpful

[@FineScaleModelermagazine]

Thanks for watching, Mike! Glad you found it useful!

[@alexchinchilla821]

Great Video, I am just about to pin my 1st model!

[@FineScaleModelermagazine]

Good luck!

[@willvolny5343]

Incredibly detailed and answers the questions I didn't even know I was about ready to have!

[@FineScaleModelermagazine]

Thanks, Will. Glad we were able to help!

[@stoned3225]

About to embark on these things and very helpful indeed. Tx !

[@FineScaleModelermagazine]

Glad it was helpful, have fun, and let us know how it's going!

[@plasticbuzzardmodelshop9715]

Thanks Tim. I've never built a Metal Miniature model but I found it interesting. ~ Thomas

[@FineScaleModelermagazine]

Thanks for watching and for your kind words!

[@nicholaskindred929]

Thank you for the tutorial, very helpful 👍

[@FineScaleModelermagazine]

You're welcome! Thank you for watching.

[@charleszoghbi7707]

Tim, I enjoyed the video. Even though the subject is not an active interest of mine, I found the lesson very useful and professional. Thanks

[@FineScaleModelermagazine]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mcnuke1451]

Hi Tim! Very informative video. I was thinking of grabbing some pewter minis for a D&D game and was a bit intimidated. This video has made me want to try now. Quick question, what are those tiny brushes you are using for glue and accelerator application called? Thanks!

[@FineScaleModelermagazine]

That's awesome! I'm glad you're going to try modeling metal miniatures. Those yellow and green brushes are called Microbrushes, and you can find them here: kalmbachhobbystore.com/product/modeling-tool/84036. Let us know how your metal-miniature modeling goes! - TK

[@ike-cv1we]

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[@FineScaleModelermagazine]

Thanks for watching!