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I built this in the late 60's. Maybe not this Revell kit but maybe Mongram??? . . .don't remember . ..but completed it stood about 3 feet tall.

"It's a good time to be old." I say that all the time.

Dirty Bird.

I really like this . . . helps me concentrate on my build.

The middle eastern version is haunting.

When I'm doing a Vietnam kit . . .this is in my head.

When I build German tanks . . it is always this.

I understand! It's pushing my abilities also.

Just finished this up today . . maybe a little more weathering to do . .

Great video! thanks for posting

I'm with you Roadworn. I'm one year into my return to the hobby after a 50+ year hiatus. Weathering was not a thing back in 1972 . . at least for me it wasn't. I mainly build armor right now and started off with the Tamiya 1/48 line of vehicles . . .a good way to not drop big money if I...

This is a great topic and one I have pondered myself. I usually get to the weathering stage and get antsy to move on to my next project. It's not uncommon to have two kits going at the same time. I also have a "Shelf of Shame". Kits that I have screwed up and waved the surrender flag on...

Eric sums it up well . . ..the joy is in the build. "They all end up in the trash one day. The Joy is in the build, the challenge, and a beautiful completion for Yourself. Then years later it fades to yesterday."

I have been thinking about this dilemma also . . . I make sure I take several photos of everything I have made. I have not tossed anything away yet but I know that day is coming.

I have a Shelf of Shame . . .it is slowly growing. . . I feel your pain. Stay Strong

Many thanks.

Almost done . . 1/35 Tamiya M113 Desert Version. . . adding figures this week. Dragon Modern U.S. Marines.