What's on your list of things to build??

i love any thing thats an aircraft and has a cammo paint scheme. my favorite cammo scheme is the israeli air force scheme. if anybody knows how to get the markings and the cammo patterns please post a link. sorry jeff, didnt mean to change the subject. guys, just slip the link in with your answer to jeffs question. i have an A-4 shyhawk in line next, then an A-10. beyond that, an F-4 phantom is definately in the future.

Well currently I am finishing up a Sd.Kfz. 251/1 Ausf.D as soon as I finish that tho I am going to tackle my first 1/32 scale model. A Hasegawah BF-109E. After that I am not sure what I am going to do. I also tend to do a couple models at the same time. Right now I am also building a 1/48th scale F-84G which I kinda stopped doing for the time being because I cant get the right wing to sit right.

Anyhow thats whats up for me currently.

Rich

I'm just finishing my Hasegawa 1/72 RAAF F-111 G Aardvark

I don't have too much lined up after that and the other projects I'm going on

I've got a white metal Vorlon Heavy Cruiser from the Babylon 5 Wars role playing game that I haven't fully decided what to do with. Its pretty rough so going straight from the box with it isn't an option if I want a good model.

My initial thought is I'd figure out what scale its at and use it to make patterns for a larger scratchbuilt project, providing I can find decent references for the subject. That project, if it occurs, is definitely off in the distance as yet.

Everything!

I wish.

Currently I have two projects going now and not sure if I'll be undertaking a third right now. I plan on doing a tank soon(not sure why but I want to give it a shot), or at least after I finish what I have going on now. My next aircraft will probably be something small like a Zero, or a Mustang. Right now I'm building an F-84E and a B-52, and after that B-52 I'm not sure I want to do any large models again or not, but I'd really like to get Academy's Bockscar and Enola Gay. I'll probably go after those after the tank, and maybe a couple of small fighters. I also have a really odd idea of a project I might share later but it's more for humor purposes. Maybe later. I'd just like to get what I have going now done, eventually.

I only build 1/48 WW II aircraft, and there are so many great kits to go. But, to start...
My 4 Luftwaffe aircraft "production line" is nearing completion, and I've begun work on a Hasegawa A6M2 Type 21 with Verlinden details. I'm also anxious to start the Hasegawa Ar 234, also with a Verlinden set. Just got the Eduard profi-pack P-39Q, and its a beauty in the box. The Dragon Me 262 Mistel is also near the top of the list, as is a Hasegawa B6N2 "Jill" with Eduard PE. Then there's the seven more Trimaster Me 262s to build. This is my plan for the first couple of months this year.

Good luck to everyone reaching their goals !

All 1/48 Scale (of course).

Currently building these two:
Grumman TBF Avenger
North American B25 Mitchell

Here's what I've got in the attic:
Beech Model 17/UC-43 Traveller
Beech Model 18 (UC-45 Expeditor)
Bell P39 Airacobra
Bell XP-77
Boeing P26 Peashooter
Curtiss SB2C Helldiver
Curtiss SBC Helldiver
Curtiss SNC Falcon
Curtiss XP-55 Ascender
Curtiss - Wright CW-21 Demon
DeHavilland Mosquito B Mk XVI/PR XVI
Douglas A20 Havoc
Douglas C-47 Skytrain / Dakota
Douglas TBD Devastator
Douglas A26 / B26 Invader
General Motors FM2 Wildcat
Grumman G21 Goose
Grumman XF5F-1 Skyrocket "Shortnose"
Grumman F7F Tigercat
Grumman F8F Bearcat
Grumman JF Duck
Lockheed A-28, A-29 Hudson
Lockheed B-34 (PV-1) Ventura
Martin B26 Marauder
Martin Maryland
Noorduyn UC-64A "NORSEMAN"
North American A-36 Apache
North American T-6 Texan
Northrop P61 Black Widow
Northrop XP-56 Black Bullett
Piper L-4A "Grasshopper"
Republic P47 Thunderbolt
Seversky P35 Guardsman
Sikorsky R-4B "HOVERFLY"
Sikorsky R-5
Stinson Reliant / UC-81
Supermarine Spitfire Mk. VIII USAAF
Vought OS2U-3 Kingfisher

...and just in case this is what I've built:
Boeing B17 Flying Fortress
Boeing B29 Superfortress
Brewster F2A Buffalo
Consolidated PBY Catalina
Curtiss P36 Hawk
Curtiss P40 Warhawk
Douglas SBD Dauntless
Grumman F4F Wildcat
Grumman F6F Hellcat
Lockheed P38 Lightning
North American P51 Mustang
Republic JB-2 Loon
Ryan PT-20
Vought F4U Corsair

Hey Pix,

I got an idea...let me know when you start your Ar-234...I have one too...we'll do a build-along. I can post up the pics on my site...we'll compare notes. I've also got a ton of reference materials on the 234.

Jeff

Sounds like a good idea, Jeff. I've read some reviews that say there's a fit problem getting the nosepiece to the rest of the fuselage. I'm planning to wire the cockpit, as that area is SO noticable. I've found a few close ups on the net of the NASM bird. I'm going to use those markings. The wheel well color really throws me. Must have been a late-war primer. Any idea what that color was?

Forgot to mention - mine's the 234B-2. The Verlinden set has some BEAUTIFULLY cast cameras.

After reading the list of some of the items to be built by ithers I am surprised at what is in my attic. It seems as if every time there is something new that I woul like to build I get it without thinking about what I have yet to build. Great Huh? Right now I am attempting to build a Regulus One Cruise Missile launch site diorama. It has taken the place of a Me-262 that I had in progress. Sound familiar? I'm sure we all do this at one time or another.

Great modeling to everyone.

Richard

Feel a 1/48 109 coming on, eith er a G or an F.

I;m starting to get into the groove with modelling now, having managed to do most of the camo on a 1/72 Me163 so far today. I've taken a leaf out of the Book of Pix, and gone at it with a vengeance! Very theraputic

Braille scale armour is also beckoning, so mabt a Tiger 1 next.

Karl

Going to start a Hasegawa D3A VAL for the Pearl Harbor build, probably tomorrow.

Also Have

Me109F-2 Jabo
P-51D
Tomahawk Mk II
F-6B Mustang
Mosquito MkXVII
Ki-61 TONY
Ki-100 TONY
Me163S-1
Il-2 skis

plus a few more I can't think of right now.

So I have plenty to do hehe
JOHN

I've always wanted to write a book, now's my chance.

Chapter One - REAL Airplanes

Here's some specific subjects I'd like to build, it's just a matter of time (and, in some cases, research) before I get to 'em.


Cocktail Hour - The all-time classic piece of nose art, bar-none. I'm a nose art junkie, so this one's a natural!

Carpetbagger - I'm fascinated by special ops units in WWII, and I also just plain like black birds.

Belle Ringer - When Tamiya brings out their B-26, this would most likely be the first Marauder I'd choose to build. (No, Tamiya isn't doing a B-26 or a B-17 or a B-24. It's a trademark quip of mine and a very long story...)

Blitz P-38 - Man, what a crappy image... I also have a long-time fascination with captured aircraft operated by the Luftwaffe, so this P-38, too, is a natural...

Hot-Rod Butcher Bird - ...as is this 190, cuz I also have a fascination with captured aircraft operated by the USAAF. I've actually already built this particular airplane, but I used the old Otaki kit and would like to redo it with something better.

Pre-Paintshop Butcher Bird - This is what the above aircraft looked like before it got the flashy paintjob. I kinda like to do before and after models every once in awhile...

Hell hath no Fury... - I wanna build a Fury and I wanna paint it green, brown, black and white. (with some silver too) This is a project that I've been putting off for years because of a lack of good reference. Also, the available kits (Airfix and Pyro) don't exactly inspire awe these days. So I'm waiting for Roden to expand on their recent theme of releases. One can hope, can't they? (Although this guy did a damn nice job with one of the two older kits)

Kennscht mi noch? - Some of the old hands here on the forum may remember one of my old sigs. I have an affinity for crates of the Great War and this is one I like a whole lot more than most...

Pacific Princess - I usually don't build models of warbirds, but this would be an exception. Although I'd build it in the scheme it wore before it was stripped for Pearl Harbor, one of the most entertaining flicks made in the last ten years, but one of the most god-awful war movies ever made...

Tolly - Did I mention that I'm one of the foremost aficionados of cheesecake in the modern world? LOL I'm addicted to T&A and it shows, I guess. This is one that I need to get some more reference on before I can dig in.

Repeat, please... - Okay, so it's not a Hurri, but it is a Pole in the cockpit. And seeing as I'm 3/4 Polish I'm quite interested in the history of Polish Military Aviation. Even if that weren't so, this is one of the most appealing Spits I've seen.

MY EYES!!! - I like weird stuff, just like the next guy. And the experimental disruptive schemes applied to VF-3 F2A's in 1940 are kinda weird.

Hawk - I'm Mr. P-40 and this is a P-40, so it MUST be built. But it's the fact that this is a very unusual example of an early Hawk which really draws me in. It's also in a locale which is virtually unknown to many and that's another attractive feature of this particular bird.


So that's part of what's in the R&D department here at der Wolfschanze.

Next up: Chapter Two - Converters


Fade to Black...

I've just recently picked up modeling, I've just finished an 1/72 Heller F-86 Sabre

I'm currently working on:
1/72 Italeri Pkw IV Ausf H
1/72 Hasagawa F-4 Phantom
1/72 Academy B-58 Hustler

What's still in the box:
1/48 Revelle P-38 Lightning
1/48 Tamiya V-1
1/72 Tamiya De Havillan Mosquito
1/72 Hasagawa F-16CJ Block 50

I need to start on both my OV-10D for the USMC group build and something for the Pearl group build... I haven't decided on that yet. In the meantime I need to finish the three projects that I'm working on, and I have the Bell X-1 by Tamiya (1/72) that I want to start soon.

Hey Pix,

I have the Monogram book on the 234, I'll start reading and see what I can come up with.

There's been mention of RLM 99 in the past...I need to see the color and see if it jives. Otherwise, I'll call Garber and ask. (When you're a museum director, it's called 'Professional Courtesy')

I need to finish these Spits, then maybe I'll reshuffle the list!!

Jeff

Working on a roden 1/72 fokker d7, matchbox 1/72 b-25 H varient, i think, and some 1/72 ww2 us paratroopers

So far in my "in the works" list
A-26
B-25j
F-101
F4U-1D(1/32)

And on the "to do"list
P-61
TBM
F-84
SB2C
Sea Fury
PBM
Harvard
B-17G
B-29
B-26
B-58
Lancaster(1/72)
Halifax(1/72)

And on the "done" shelf
B-17G
b-29
C-47
P-51(1/24)
P-38
P-47
Zero
Betty
FW-190

All are 1/48 unless marked otherwise

Well I'm not going to list all my kits (woult take too long) but the ont that is allways next for the first two weeks is the one I just bought. This week it is Special Hobbies X-15.
Last week it was a B-25 etc etc etc
What will actually be next?
Ask my wife!!!

wow, my one project seems kind of lazy on my part. well two but my diorama of pearl harbor never seems to get off the ground. other than that i am ordering details and decals for my 109g.

In the works:

Monogram Typhoon
Academy F-5E Recon Lightning
Accurate Miniatures P-51A
Accurate Miniatures A-36

here`s mine:

In the workshop:

1/72:
A-37 US in Vietnam
F-100D US in Vietnam (with Aires details)
Dornier Alpha Jet RAF (yes IT IS real)
Westland Wessex RN
AT-6 Texan Fuerza Aerea Mexicana

1/144
L1011 Tristar Air transat
757 Continental
747 400 British Airways "Chelsea Rose"
Stratocruiser BOAC
A-330-200 Air France (conversion with resin fin and other bits)

In my future plans:

1/72

A-4 USN Vietnam
F-4 USAF Vietnam
F-105 ANG Vietnam
MiG 21PFm VNAF
Hawker Hunter RAF
Panavia Tornado RAF (and that`s 5!!!!)

and so on............................................

cheers !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ALBRECHT

I'm starting on a 1/72 F-8E and have not yet decided whether to use the RF-8G conversion I have. I'm using the revell kit but also have the Esci and Hasegawa F-8's that will come next. Soon to begin will be Blue Water Navy's Gearing which I'll do as DD-837 USS Sarsfield after the FRAM I conversion. First need to finish my 1/72 F-14B and 1/48 F4U-1D. Not enough time in the world...

Right now I am getting ready to start on both my Panda F-35's one Air Force and the other Marine versions then after that i am on what to work on after that. Since I have over 100 kits waiting in totes. Oh well I will decide when i get to it lol.

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Since I am finally building the models I have never built, I thought it would be cool to build NASA's AFTI F-16. I first read about it in Popular Science. The two canards at the front allow it to perform a "Flat Turn" as opposed to a banking turn.

I have over thirty assorted kits in my closset. Aircraft, armour, ships, scifi. cars and an odd truck all of which are on my list... some day.

Great question.
Revell-Monogram Spitfire Mk II (1/48)
Revell-Monogram B-25J Mitchell (1/48)
I'm picking up a couple more kits this weekend!!

Over and out.

A couple months ago when I got excited about getting into the hobby I told myself I would not become a pack rat and end up with stacks of models to complete. HA! That didn't seem to last very long.

Here is my list (and my likely order of doing them)

1) Tamiya 1/48 A6M5c Zero - as part of a group build that I am having trouble becoming motivated for
2) Hasegawa A-4F - Lady Jessie (From my father-in-law's squadron)
3) Tamiya 1/48 P-51D - For one of my friends who said it was his favorite plane
4) Tamiya 1/48 P-47D - No particular reason, I think it looks cool
5) Hasegawa 1/48 Hellcat - My favorite plane (I'm going to try to follow along with the build in the Squadron Applied Modeling Book - Awesome book by the way; I have learned tons from it)
6) Academy 1/48 P-47N - Also from the Applied Modeling Book :)

Not too good at sticking to the one at a time only idea :-)

I have a P-51D and that is about it. It is the money thing with me.

Wow, I feel a little small next to all of your plans, guys! Right now I'm working on a Razorback Jug, and trying really hard not to buy anything else till it's done. Not an easy task, but the next one is down to either a FW 190 or Me262. I have been thinking of the clear version, but only because of the extra engine and stand. But the butcher bird is just so cool looking......decisions, decisions! And, after hearing about so many of the member's assembly line process, I'm thinking of throwing in a komet at the same time to give it a try. At least it's small.

Now, I've got to get back to the work bench already!