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Around 2012, Aaron Skinner and I started shooting scale modeling how-to videos for FSM. We produced quite a few of them, but they were really gonzo, seat-of-the-pants affairs back then--almost everything was shot on a Kodak Flip.
Anyway, we've begun refeshing all of those videos and adding new topics, too, as FSM Scale Model Basics. There are nearly a dozen so far and we're dropping three new ones every month. If you're looking for advice on modeling basics, from removing parts from parts trees to filling seams to choosing glues, check out the series.
And if you have a question for us, drop one into this thread. It may be a good topic for a future video.
Thanks!
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Timothy Kidwelltkidwell@firecrown.comEditorScale Model BrandsFirecrown Media
Here's our latest Scale Modeling Basics video: Sludge Washes. Check it out and thanks for watching!
Thanks for doing the video refresh! I've been enjoying watching them. They're great refreshers and I usually pick up something new from.
Always looking forward to the next the one. :)
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Bandai 1/72 Defender Destroid
I didnt know you did them the first time. Glad to know they are availibal now. I will deffinately check them out. Thank you for letting us know about them.
PhoenixG Thanks for doing the video refresh! I've been enjoying watching them. They're great refreshers and I usually pick up something new from. Always looking forward to the next the one. :)
You're welcome, and thanks for watching! We have a lot in the pipeline, so more are on the way.
lurch I didnt know you did them the first time. Glad to know they are availibal now. I will deffinately check them out. Thank you for letting us know about them.
Yeah, Aaron and I made a lot of videos between 2012-2016. I left the magazine for a while to work on other projets for the company, so that slowed things down on that front. But we're back up and running and have a lot more coming. Stay tuned!
I see they are also up on youtube. That's a smart move and will get the magazine and the hobby more good exposure. I haven't watched all of them but the ones I have seen are well produced and very well photographed. These are especially useful for those that are new to the hobby.
Gil
Tim thankyou for the info. I will be looking for them as soon as I get back on my feet. I am sure there is alot of good info on them. I have be reading the magazine since day 1 and always impressed with the info that it contained. I has helped me in the pastand I am sure it will help me in the future.
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