[Vermin_King]

Originally Posted by Paper Kosmonaut

Hey, Craft, you know what is important? Just build stuff. Planes, rockets, cars, ships, birds, whatever. Build. Build, build, build. Ask questions when you really encounter an obstacle. But build and learn while building. Sometimes things will sove itseld when you look at them and suddenly you see how to do somethint or how to fit something. Experience is everything. We can tell you all sorts of stuff, but you have to do it. YOU make the models. You need to get the hang of it. Every start is hard, every first model won't look the way you would like it to be. It is all in your hands. And while doing it, it will improve.
Do not immediately expect museum quality models. Start with smaller stuff, easier stuff to get more into the swing of things.
We're here to help and to form some kind of global community here. But you also need to just do the stuff to get the hang of it.

I still recommend the little Canon free models to get started. Very good to learn technique. The one-page pet figures teach you how to deal with curved organic shapes, and the architecture pieces help to learn how to keep straight things straight. And even if you mess up, they are cute enough that you can always find someone to give them to.
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