MU Metal Model Transformers Starsaber Complete Build Episode 4 Wings, Shield Build & Final Review

This episode is for a MU metal model of the Transformer Autobot Starsaber. This will be a complete build filmed over several episodes to show the whole process. This is the fourth and final episode where we tackle the wings and shield build and do a final review. As with all the MU models, it was a very challenging build, but well worth it. I am trying to get more content out more frequently and appreciate your patience. As always please LIKE, SHARE or LEAVE A COMMENT and I will get back to you. Thanks for looking.
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[@sophielerche686]

hey! super impressive builds :) thanks for sharing your content. Do you think as an complete beginner in 3d model building this would be appropriate, also is it easy to mess up and potentially break the pieces? thanks :)

[@coopscreations2033]

Sophie Lerche, Thanks for the comment, so for a beginner I would not start with these but go with the Metal Earth Brand of metal models. They are smaller but have the same techniques of building and will give you plenty of practice cutting, bending and shaping. These MU Brands are more expensive and can be more costly if u make a mistake. As far as messing up or breaking the pieces, as long as you take your time and follow the instructions, you should be ok, but there are always times when the pieces won't cooperate. If you want to start in metal models, just start with and easy one first and build on that to get to bigger and better ones. Hope that helps, good luck and any questions, please let me know, thanks again.

[@sophielerche686]

@@coopscreations2033 thanks for your reply! Good to know that there are easier ones to start practicing on, I guess ill start with those :) merry Christmas