Beginners: Just use the model pliers (if there are no scissors) to cut the module from the model board. Then just follow the instructions.

The things made in this way are rough, but you still look good when you are about 5 meters.

Medium: Model pliers. . . Objective: Carefully cut the module from the model board. The more careful and clean the cutting, the higher the degree of completion of the model.

Advanced: This important tool is a lot of model pliers, files (used to polish rough parts), and paint for repair (polished modules are generally not the original color, although flat, but the color is ugly and needs to be repainted. Generally, complementary colors are only used on the surface at most, so long as the internal seams are smooth and undamaged), Gou Xianbi (where there are some grooves on the surface, shadows and lines can be drawn selectively to reflect the layering or vicissitudes), compasses or similar sharp objects (use: first carve the texture to be scratched with a needle to make the texture drawn by Gou Xianbi clearer) and so on.

The advanced method is very complicated, and the only thing you want to do is to buy professional books. Very detailed. Most people basically don't have to consider advanced production methods. First of all, it's too much trouble Second, once it fails, the whole model will be a product that is not as good as the primary one. Remember!