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I've always liked the Scharnhorst, but this is just too cute :) Well done!

Dave, I agree. That sounds plausible and is exactly what Tamiya did. I'll have a look. Thanks!

Nice job! I'm currently building the same kit right now with the 1943 camoflage, it is an absolute nightmare :tongue-out2:

Nice! I'm currently working on the good, old 1/350 Tirpitz from Tamiya, but I (obviously!) have to build the Bismarck as well. Which kit is this?

Excellent work! Love your simplistic, yet realistic approach!

Well done, sir! I've always loved the Tornado.

Awesome Corsair! Just the right amount of wear and tear. You nailed it!

Beautiful!

While I was looking at the 2007 Revell Bismarck/Tirpitz, I couldn't help but notice that the Bismarck kit is 1mm longer than the Tirpitz (71,8mm and 71,7mm, respectively). Most online sources state that the Tirpitz was in fact a few meters longer than the Bismarck (250.5m vs 253.6m according to...

Looking good! I can't wait to see the final result :smiling:

Thanks again! Yes, the 1/24 scale is just about perfect for this type of aircraft, as it gives you loads of opportunities to make the details stand out. The only issue will be enough shelf space:smiling: I apologise for the sad quality of the photos, I'll try to take some new ones with a better...

Nice work so far! Wow, those Airfix instruction manuals really have come a long way since the last Airfix kit I bought:smiling3:

...In fact, so much that I need to do some adjustments to mine:tongue-out3:

Very nice work! I just finished the same kit a few days ago, and I must admit that I am a bit envious.:smiling: Splendid work, and your additional attention to detail really did the trick! Cheers!

Absolutely gorgeous! I'm a fan of the F4F/F6F, so this just made my day :)

Yet another sweet 109!

Gorgeous! I have no less than 3 different variants of the MiG-21 from Eduard waiting for me (1/48), and I'll be very happy if they turn out nearly as good as yours.

Lovely!

Superb work (as stated above)! You nailed it. You managed to capture the look of a well used plane by adding just the right amount of wear and tear.

Thank you, gentlemen. Richard, I was surprised to see that the decals hadn't turned yellow or disintegrated. I'm looking forward to seeing your build blog :)