Model Builder – Beginners Guide

Hello and welcome to Model Builder. If you are new to the game, we prepared a Beginners Guide for you. It covers all the necessary information you need to know before playing. We hope that the game will meet your expectations and the wide base of models will satisfy your creativity!

Basic Guide for New Players

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About Model Builder

It’s time to get building and get creative! Join the latest trend in simulation games with Model Builder and unleash your creativity by cutting out, assembling, and painting your models, including planes, tanks, figures, mechs, and more. Sell your creations for profit to expand your toolkit, or display them to create stunning and epic scenes for the whole world to see.

As you’re accessing Model Builder early, we are still tweaking a few instructions and tools before launch, please be mindful this is not the final build for launch!

Two Ways to Play

In Model Builder, you can play in two different game modes:

Story Mode – this is a single-player campaign mode, where you get to discover the heritage of your grandpa Stan and his work. This mode contains all kinds of tutorials and guides, that you will need to start working in the scale modeling business. If you are a beginner to scale modeling, it is strongly recommended to play this mode first.

Sandbox Mode – this is a single-player mode, where you have all the tools and models unlocked right away. This mode is being used to practice your craftsmanship and try completing different models in several ways. This mode is recommended for gamers, that are acquainted with the scale modeling hobby or have finished a major part of Story Mode.

Tools

In Model Builder, you have a vast range of scale modeling tools at your disposal. Things you have to know before you use them:

  • A craft knife is used to cut model pieces from their frames with more precision. It cuts out one part at a time.
  • Spruce cutters are the easiest way to quickly cut model pieces from their frames. Choose between cutting out a single element or multiple elements from the whole spruce at once.
  • A paintbrush is a versatile tool that can be used to paint in multiple ways.
  • Airbrush adds an extra level of detail and paintwork and lets you spray the paint over a larger part of the model.
  • The color tool allows you to paint the whole part of a model with single paint at once.
  • Pattern tool allows you to different patterns with two or more colors on your model.
  • The drybrushing tool adds more roughness to the edges of your model.
  • Washing tool adds water effect to the paints on your model.
  • Sandpaper allows you to smooth surfaces or add texture and detail to models.
  • Plastic Putty allows youl to fill out the dents in the model.
  • Decal tool adds stickers onto your model.
  • The Ray Gun tool allows you to lighten up certain parts of the model.
  • The disassembly tool undoes connecting different parts of your model.
  • The Base Coat tool allows you to paint the model with pre-generated painting schemes with one click of a mouse.

In-Game Key Binding

Object Rotation

Object Position

Tools manipulation

UI Elements

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Egor Opleuha, also known as Juzzzie, is the Editor-in-Chief of Gameplay Tips. He is a writer with more than 12 years of experience in writing and editing online content. His favorite game was and still is the third part of the legendary Heroes of Might and Magic saga. He prefers to spend all his free time playing retro games and new indie games.

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