Just Finished My Next 1:32 airplane!

[Cirrus N210MS]

well this time i just bult a
F-84F Thunderstreak



my next one is a T-33 then F-86 Saber and Then a RUssian Yak Jet

T-33 Shooting Star


F-86 Sabre

 

[mrogers]

Very nice!, quite a large scale for this model. Would it be Academy or Trumpeter or even Monogram? Are its wheels retracable?
I see that you've got an F-86 sabre and T-33 kitsets on the table! 1:48 I presume?

 

[Cirrus N210MS]

dont remmber who did the kit i am enjoyin them thats for use i am goto find a nice M21 and Mig 17 and Mig 15 soon

 

[Cirrus N210MS]

1:32

 

[Cirrus N210MS]

my list of finished aircraft are

PBY-5A Blackcat
B-25Js
B-17G
B-29
B-36
F-18
P-38
P-51D
Spitfire
C-47A
BF-110
SBD-2
AT-6D texan
P-47D thunderbolt
f4U Corsair
F106

 

[Cirrus N210MS]

 

[mrogers]

looks quite impressive Cirrus, I build models too, most are 1:72 WWII aircraft but do have some 1:48 ones as well. I have boxes stored away waiting to be built.

 

[Piglet]

What's with all the USAF Star-Bars on the wrong wings. That F-84, which looks like 1/48 has the wing markings all backwards.
But then again, it's your model....:ernae:

 

[Cazzie]

Cirrus, don't ever get anal like me. Your models take me back to the fun days I had of just getting the kit and sticking it together, no or little paint, no frills, decals, and boom, an airplane!

I got too involved, models that were constructed in a night or two took a month, then two months, then several months, as I slowly progressed my talents and anality!

I may and most likely will hit the workbench again, but I need to take it less serious and just have some fun. Trouble is, I just can't find my way home! I always get stuck doing "the best a man can do".

You're having a great time and learning all along too, Watch those 1/32nds, they get costly.

Caz, builder of God's scale, 1/72

 

[GT182]

They look great Cirrus... JWD.

I had a Hasagawa/Tamyia 1:32 F-86 kit back in the 70s that was beautiful. Also a 1:32 Me-262 kit from the same outfit that was just as nice. Plastic kits prices today are just nuts for the larger scales.... well all actually for all of them. Makes my my Otaki Porsche 911 Turo kit worth a lot. Yep, still unbuilt.

 

[Jerm]

I got too involved, models that were constructed in a night or two took a month, then two months, then several months, as I slowly progressed my talents and anality!

yeah you're right about that. just finished a 1/48 f-14d that took me like 3 months to finish. looks really good to me!

 

[grunau_baby]

I got too involved, models that were constructed in a night or two took a month, then two months, then several months, as I slowly progressed my talents and anality!

I may and most likely will hit the workbench again, but I need to take it less serious and just have some fun. Trouble is, I just can't find my way home! I always get stuck doing "the best a man can do".

Oh man, I thought it was only me!!! My last model a Do.217 took me two years, the decals are not on it yet and allready I think I really messed it up and it could have looked better...etc.:faint:

Alex

 

[wombat666]

Two years down and I'm only half way through a 1:12th 1927 scale Delage GP car....... :help:

 

[demorier]

1 :32 is my favorite scale to....I've got a number of models that size. That lightning would be a good one to get....might have a look around, haven't seen one boxed before.

 

[Panther_99FS]

Amazing how much fun these things can cause!

 

[stiz]

yup there fun, even though all mine seem to be dust magnets! :help: