Couple Vintage Monogram builds

They look good! Just like the box art.

Yes, nice work there.  There is something to be said for keeping it simple.  Recently I have been doing that by eliminating unnecessary features, such as internal details that will never be seen once the fuselage is closed up.  Also I was recently having fits, fumbling with a wire and tiny PE parts to construct an aileron hinge.  After reaching my limits of frustration at assembling this bad idea, I decided that the aileron did not need to be moveable, and threw away the hinge parts and glued the thing in place.  What the heck, no harm done; blood pressure back to normal!

Those do look like fun.  Simple builds good for the soul!

Thanks for the replies, and yes simple works for me right now.  I work 50 hours week, have a family, build RC planes....thats right build no ARFs, build vintage Estes/Centuri rockets and freeflight balsa planes.  Ontop of that I have a nice stack of 70s Monogram kits waiting to get built so I cannot spend too much time on details and seams......Also what can I say, Im having fun.  Also after building the 1/72 Goshhawk, I don't think I will build too many of those small builds, too many little parts.