LSP_Mike

Do you think the masts will require glue? Looking good though.

Well, a Sunderland would certainly pave the way for an Emily!

Paul, my top 3 LSPs would be tough. Me 110 with G4 conversion Felixstowe convert to Curtiss type Ta 154 or He 219 The fun really starts when one adds the rest of the stash...

Why I suggested kits in your stash, not a wishlist

Well, if your kits were going to go away...what 3 would you pick to build?

Some nice projects lined up.

Each a good project in its own right. To be fair I did leave out some 1/16 Rosengrant figures I bought many moons ago. I may still get to them.

Well, Scott. The Triplane, since '10 or so. When I left California, I brought 6-7 boxes of kits. So, most I've had for awhile. As retirement nears, I hope to step up my game. I did much more collecting than building for some years.

Good question. Sort of a tongue-in-cheek you only get to pick three builds out of your existing stash, the rest go away, just those 3 to build.

We've got threads on models in the stash, and duplicates in the stash. (Some serious numbers there!) How about this: what would be your top builds, up to three, of kits IN your stash right now? I'll go first. 1: 1/8 Hasegawa Fokker Triplane. 2: hard one- 1/200 Arizona or Yorktown 3: harder one- 1/16 Pz IVG or 1/96 CSS Alabama or 1/100 Victory. Even writing this is tough, I did find it hard to select only three, and I have only 190 kits. So, who's next?

I thought he broke new ground with his 1/15 stuff. I remember 120mm as right inbetween 1/15 & 1/16.

Verlinden created 120mm scale, which has now standardised at 1/16. With enough funding Border may be trying to do the same; Tamiya jumped into 1/48 armor to take advantage of that market.

When going to Sprue Bros. I use the scale filter, esp. for the weekend specials, or aftermarket. I can't find it anymore under "filters". Did I miss something?

Good work.

For me, the Sunderland, while an attractive plane, historically important, is just too big.