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A WHIF nothing more than a flight of fancy from a slightly deranged mind Thanks for looking

NY3D Creations 3d printed had its good and bad points but more fun than I can tell to have a go at. break over now she's off to kick some rebel ass Thanks for looking

Confirming that the cheese has indeed well and truly slid off my cracker...another ID Models vac kit (another gift from a friend who'll never build it) surgery has already begun an idea of the size leaning against my airbrush air tank stand It'll need aftermarket landing gear, props...

So this went together like it was on a mission...having taken a day or two off after finishing the Hudson (and to clean up all the sanding dust and scrap plastic) I started gluing this little beauty together. I added some aftermarket to it but ended up using almost all kit ingredients. This was...

I've been remiss in posting anything wip related. I mostly post on large scale planes so this may be old news to anybody that browses more than one build forum. In any case, here is my attempt at the ID Models Lockheed Hudson in 1/32 scale. I make no promises it'll ever be finished, built to any...

my most heavily (very likely inaccurately) weathered model to date, started off going for a good model, decided to try my hand at weather beaten..here's the result. I went with a pre-flight controls check so everything is going every which way. Oh ya, resin Rescast exhausts, Dmold intakes...

Built out of the box but with a Canadian reg. (completely fictional) My first attempt at this kind of display (a lot to learn) but great fun!

I found this while re organizing my stash, I thought it looked so much like Sean Connery from King Arthur that that is how I painted it. I'm still qiute a novice at figure painting.

Sooo after using bits from one kit to fix another kit I had some spare bits left over from one kit. What do you do with a modelling mojo bottoming out and partially built, mostly buggered up kits? Glue them together into something new (who knew?) I drew the model first on paper, liked the idea...

Just finished...about a day and a half worth of “work”. It’s a great little kit.

Finished after much procrastination and dread

Hi Again Iron Mike woke me up! Here's my latest creation (A Frankencar) the build began for this model back around....oh... 2012 or so. Here's a couple of images of the 200 or so of the build process...(just ask) getting to this point. Amongst the (many) changes, MPC (Daisy Duke) Plymouth Road...

already in progress I started this a few years ago, lost interest when I realized I had the wrong nacelles on the model but after cleaning up my stash and finding the Arctic Decals for it, I decided, screw the torpedoes, full ahead! (accuracy be damned!!) The decals are just too nice to be left...

Two figures glued together and painted, The Raven, (The Crow) and L.A. Police Inspector (Dirty Harry)

Inspired from the cover of "A Higher Call" Kicked around 5-6 years and finally pulled the trigger.This is in 1/32 scale. The 109 element is nearly completed, decalling still needs to be finished but now I've started work destroying HK models B-17 E/F for the Charlie Brown component. The pilot is...

So while sorting through my stash I came across a kit still in the cellophane that should have been long gone (poor organization I guess) a 1/48 Revell/Monogram B-17G....I immediately hit on an idea (well, that's what I'm calling it, your opinion may vary) to re-engine the kit and work it over a...

With the surplus of airframes left over from "The Big One" and a need for slow, tough, ease of maintenance "low tech" mud movers in the ongoing SEA conflict and, with congress at the time banning further spending on weaponry for that conflict, it was decided to experiment with upgrades to the...

Already in progress...If anyone wants to see more I can go back and post more images from the beginning. At this time the fuselage and flying surfaces are all stuck together, a bit of a check revealed insufficient nose weight...Hmmmm :hmmm working on the sponson, adding landing light...

Pulled the trigger on something I've been wanting to try for a while. Converting a box scale Monogram Cessna 180 into a Cessna 182, Other than moving the main gear back and adding a nose wheel...shouldn't be too hard...riiight? Well, I started cutting plastic last night. The untouched part so...

Yes, another resin kit to stick together...could take a while! Wish me luck? the parts as packed the wing tips need to be cut off and the winglets added opening windows and cleaning up the surface scribing Thanks for looking