Arbor for grilling HO

Product detailed description

Scale: H0 1/87
Dimensions: 49 x 47 x 38 mm

Laser Cut technology is the most modern way of producing building kits for houses, plants or accessories for dioramas and train landscapes. The parts are very precisely cut by laser from special paper of different thicknesses and from different types of wooden plywood. Many details are spatially engraved by laser. Coloring is not necessary, all parts are already colored or have the natural color of the material.

Model construction
The building instructions in the kit are usually illustrated, with brief accompanying text. With a slow and deliberate step-by-step procedure, even an adult beginner can build this model. An older child (recommended age of at least 8 years) can build it under the supervision of an adult. First, carefully study the model building instructions and check the completeness of the kit. Prepare a workbench, tools (tweezers, sharp model knife) and glue. It is advisable to prepare a small box where you can put the finished building groups while the glue dries. Separate the parts from the surrounding material with a sharp knife or a very thin model saw. Be careful not to let the part jump off and get lost. Always separate only the part that you will use immediately. For gluing, use a high-quality dispersion glue for paper/wood, or you can use a thicker superglue. Apply glue only in the smallest amount necessary and only to the contact surfaces of the parts. The cleaner your work is, the more beautiful the result will be. Do not rush when building, it is usually better to let the glue dry thoroughly.

Painting the model (Not necessary)
Use special model paints, with them you will usually achieve the best result. It is a good idea to paint some small parts directly in the frame before you separate them from the frame. Use a thin pointed brush to paint small parts. Use a wide flat brush to paint large areas of the model. For a more beautiful appearance of the model, we recommend using model paint in a spray can or an airbrush when painting larger areas. The result is always better than a surface painted with a brush. Always let the individual colors dry well.