Workbench is rockin'!

Where else would i be .

Good to see you back. Thats a busy looking bench, is that the Bandai B-wing?

Edit: just spotted the box, so that answers my question.

I’ve been eyeballing some of those Bandai Star Wars kits. How are they to work with? 

Thanks, guys! Glad you're still here, Bish! I mean, chances are you were, but wanted to make sure. :-) 

Codeman, if you're any kind of Star Wars fan, Bandai's kits are a must-have. Outstanding engineering and fit (snap-together, but done right, ie, typically doesn't require glue), and the detail is amazing. The only knock against them is that Bandai typically deals with smaller scales (1/72 and under), but that's bc of the Japanese market. 

Best kits I've built. Get 'em!

Porkbits

Thanks, guys! Glad you're still here, Bish! I mean, chances are you were, but wanted to make sure. :-) 

Codeman, if you're any kind of Star Wars fan, Bandai's kits are a must-have. Outstanding engineering and fit (snap-together, but done right, ie, typically doesn't require glue), and the detail is amazing. The only knock against them is that Bandai typically deals with smaller scales (1/72 and under), but that's bc of the Japanese market. 

Best kits I've built. Get 'em!

And because they have taste

Aha, that is true. I wasn't a big fan of 1/72 kits until I built a few of Bandai's.