Tennessee Dave

Thanks for the link Jason

Well I ended up ordering the Tamiya Enzo and LaFerreria kits.

Enjoy yourself here Harry

Here is one from RB7 http://www.model-space.com/us/build-rb7-f1-red-bull.html

I hope this is in the right area of the forum. just joined in the last 2 weeks and in my initial post I mentioned that I had bought 3 Moebius kits as my first go after nearly 50 years away from this hobby. Kits are here and I have started preliminary work on the 56 300b Chrysler. My paints should be here tomorrow and I will commence work on them in earnest over the weekend. I am very excited about this and have already been looking at future kits to buy. I saw the gorgeous Ferrari kits from Fujimi and through a bit of research it seems that the Ferrari is somewhat of a limited time frame run. 1. Does that mean I should order what I want now or will these kits be available at a later date? I really like the Italia and the Enzo. 2. Are these kits any more difficult or challenging than the Moebius, AMT or Revell kits? 3. If they are more challenging, will I be ready to do these kits after I finish my 3 Moebius or should I wait until I gain more experience? Sorry for the base level of these questions.

Congrats Lee.

Welcome to the gang.

Welcome

I have been made to feel very welcome here. I am a brand new builder and eager to learn. If my 64 years have taught me anything is that you need honest feedback and critique to improve on anything. This is especially true when trying to learn something new. So I will be asking for critical feedback when I finish my first kit in the hope that I can use that input to improve kit 2.

Beautiful work! Congrats.

Nice work indeed. Welcome to the gang.

My name is Dave and I am 64 years young. I haven't built a model in nearly 50 years but I have developed a keen interest in not only only building some but to build them well. Right now I am in the gathering information stage about the terminology, researching airbrushes and compressor systems, looking at kits available, trying to determine which kits are of the best quality, what paints to use in airbrushes, etc. It is just my nature to want to get as much information as I can. I have learned a lot already and luckily I found this forum and looking forward to learning from the experts here. Any information you guys can provide will be greatly appreciated. Any recommendations for air brush systems including compressors would be appreciated. I am ready to order and get started.