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Be careful. I have spent most my life in the Southwest. Saw many rattlesnakes in my day. I usually tried to pick them up with a toy grabber that I used and replaced yearly and move the snake to a location far away from my family and dogs. Otherwise, they were dispatched by 12 guage or a...

Very well done. VERY well done! The Mossy has always been a favorite of mine. But I think it's a two-engine thing with me. ME110, Mitchell, etc., etc. Be well. Model on.

Yep. I have a 1/32nd scale in my hobby stash. I may not live long enough to get it built! Lol. Way too busy with life and farming the homestead and keeping my wife happy. OP: Great Work! It looks Awesome! Be well. Eric

You did that cockpit in 1/48th scale!!! Magic. Looks awesome!

Looking Good! Love the Shaker hood.

Very Nice job! Since you built 3, I was guessing that you or a family member are USMC.

Come to think of it, there is a 1/72 scale U-Boat kit or two out there. This old man might build one.

Thanks. My Badger 155 Anthem airbrush quit... Not wanting to wait for a new airbrush... I hand brushed the monster... LOL.. I know. Bad form! But it is what it is.

Thank you all for the welcome and kind words. Wrapping up my 1/16th scale Stug. Finishing the machine gun details and its install and will complete all the weathering soon. This kit by Das Werks was pretty good, but I am not a purist regarding accuracy. They should have completed the...

I am an older guy too. I have recently gone to just building bigger kits. 1/16th scale and 1/9th scale are most of my latest stuff. 1/24th isn't too expensive and large enuf as well. My 1/72 and 1/48 days are over.

I'm new here, and as I get older, I'm going with larger scale models. Just finishing up a 1/16th Stug III from Das Werk. , Anyway, I've been building plastic model kits since the late 1960's. I love the relaxation of the hobby to this day and have always built kits for fun. And for the...