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The phone call...it came from within the house!

Cockpit was the worst, the actual gauge pod wasn't terrible, but it was incomplete and just a flat bit glued to another flat bit. The Eduard dash helped a lot! Biggest issue for the cockpit though...there were no rudders, nothing, not even some lines on the floor. Really? You can see above...

This ride, the 'La-7' was the most dominating of all WWII era fighters in my online dogfighting experience. On top of that, it was about the last gen of Russian designs that were not fugly, at least for several years. I bought a kit for$15, it included an Eduard PE kit. This is my first kit...

"Scratch one flat-top"! (apologies for my total bias) That is a beautiful job you have done to a great/honorable/historical ship.

I apologize. My favorite form of humor is sarcasm. EDIT: meaning I have zero skill in scratch building, those of you who do...amaze me

A really good argument can be made that the Matilda was the greatest tank of WWII.

WAIT! A kit ships with ~1,800 parts and your brain says "I need aftermarket"?

I'm a master of scratch-building. Feast your eyes upon my master work! What, no applause? Maybe you did not notice that white strip. Uh huh...I added that...SCRATCH!

I was in college when the first "Ninjas" came out. While I admit they were fast, and even revolutionary, my Honda CBF ate them for lunch. Of course mine was nowhere near stock, it just looked that way. I miss her, and the life, had I not sold in 1986, I'd not be typing this.

Very nice! I've broken the bags on an A6M recently, looking forward to seeing your progress. I'm only looking at a 1/48 version,. so much easier, essentially one sprue other than the 4 big parts.

I keep pulling that Monogram F8 outta the closet. The box is open but the bags are not. Raised panels in all....ouch. But that is not really one of the 100s. My F-100 is a Trumpeter, the 101 is Revell (Germany), 102 is 'Model Master' (the old one), 104 is Kinetic, 105 is Hobby Boss, 106 does...