Model Club Class A Ver.00 May 2026

Why has MODEL CLUB CLASS A ver.00 become a meme and a milestone? Because it rejects the "casualization" of the hobby. In an era of pre-built figures and action gimmicks, ver.00 demands patience, skill, and money.

Owning a built ver.00 on your shelf is the modeling equivalent of a black belt in karate. It signals to fellow enthusiasts that you have mastered nub removal, seam line deletion, and pin-drilling wiring.

Welcome to MODEL CLUB CLASS A ver.00, an introductory course designed for individuals passionate about modeling, fashion, and personal development. This program aims to cultivate the skills and confidence needed to succeed in the competitive world of modeling. MODEL CLUB CLASS A ver.00

Most model kits aim for "good enough." The MODEL CLUB CLASS A ver.00 aims for absolute zero tolerance.

The CLASS A project began in 2018 within a small, clandestine division of MODEL CLUB, a company previously known for high-quality aftermarket detail-up parts. The mandate for ver.00 was unusual: Build a kit without budgetary constraints, using only the best tooling techniques available, then refuse to sell it. Why has MODEL CLUB CLASS A ver

Ver.00 was the "golden master"—a single, perfect shot from a new set of ultra-high-pressure injection molds (rated for 200,000 shots). Unlike standard production runs that use slightly softer steel to extend mold life, ver.00’s molds were cut from solid carbide, allowing for wall thicknesses of just 0.2mm on panel lines and rivet heads measuring 0.08mm.

If you are looking for the "original" or "version 00" standard for Class A, you are likely looking for the foundational rule sets established by the FAI Sporting Code or national aeroclubs (like the AMA in the US or BMFA in the UK). Owning a built ver

While a literal file named "ver.00" does not exist in public archives, the content is preserved in historical rulebooks. The standard definition for an entry-level "Class A" aerobatics schedule typically includes the following basic maneuvers: