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Frequently Asked Questions
If you are a beginner, generally speaking, a larger scale may be easier to work with, but smaller scale models are often simpler. If you are looking at an armor kit (tanks), a 1/35 scale Tamiya is a great starting point. For aircraft, a 1/48 scale Tamiya is a good option.
While the answer may not be as black and white and very subjective, some categories have a clear winner: Armour 1/35 and Cars 1/24.