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Expand Up @@ -7,23 +7,32 @@ description: With our starter project setup, it's time to get to the fun part
With our starter project setup, it's time to get to the fun part — building [models](building-models)! We're going to take the query from the [Setting up](/tutorial/setting-up) instructions, and turn it into a model in our dbt project.

## Checkout a new git branch
### dbt Cloud

<CloudCore>
<div>

1. Ensure you're in the Develop interface. If you're not, click the hamburger menu, and then `Develop`. The master branch should now be set to "read only" mode, so you'll need to create a new branch.

2. Click the "create new branch" button, and name your branch `add-customers-model`.

<Lightbox src="/img/checkout-branch-dbt-cloud.png" title="Checkout a new branch" />
</div>
<div>


### dbt CLI
It's a good idea to check out a new git branch when working on new code.

1. Run `git checkout -b add-customers-model` to create a new branch.

<Lightbox src="/img/checkout-branch-dbt-cli.png" title="Checkout a new branch" />

</div>
</CloudCore>

## Build your first model
### dbt Cloud

<CloudCore>
<div>

<LoomVideo id="09919ddb02e44015878c9e93e15fe792" />

1. Ensure you're in the Develop interface. If you're not, click the hamburger menu, and then `Develop`.
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If you switch back to the BigQuery console you'll be able to `select` from this model.


### dbt CLI
</div>
<div>

<LoomVideo id="2ae3e1c6dfab451ab165ce928c5600c0" />

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If you switch back to the BigQuery console you'll be able to `select` from this model.

</div>
</CloudCore>

### FAQs

<FAQ src="checking-logs" />
<FAQ src="which-schema" />
<FAQ src="create-a-schema" />
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## Change the way your model is materialized

One of the most powerful features of dbt is that you can change the way a model is materialized in your warehouse, simply by changing a configuration value. Let's see this in action.

:::info Using the `+` sign in your `dbt_project.yml`
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