I'm a bit late putting up this thread this year, but i was determined to get my last build in before the end of the year, and just about managed it.
I've had a busy year this year with 20 completions, more then i have finished in a year for a very long time. I also got under way with a project thats been brewing for 20 years. So, here's what i have been up to.
The year started with a Star Wars build, the Imperial Shuttle from AMT.
This was followed by Revells 1/125th Type VII U-Boat. Not only a good chance to do the U-99 again but also to practice painting and weathering before a tackle a 72nd kit.
My second bust was next, Youngs 1/10th Roman Signifier.
That was followed by a tro of He 162 kits all done together.
The 1/18th BMW 003 engine from HPH.
Dragons 1/72nd He 162.
And Revell's 1/32nd kit.
Then i went a bit more modern, with Xtrakits 72nd Canberra PR.9.
Afer doing some of my long term project, which i will post at the end, i went back to Norfolk. this time in the 40's with Academy's 72nd P-47.
And finaly some armour with Dragon's 35th Pz II Ausf F in an urban ruin.
And then a couple of Skunkworks 72nd Reaper Drones.
And then Academy's 72nd TBF-1 Avenger.
And then another Star wars build, AMT's TIE Fighters.
And i ende the year with some modern armour. Trumpeter 1/35th AS90.
And through there year i have been working on a project which comprises of 10 kits all relating to the German pilot Hans Ulrich Rudel. I managed to finish 6 this year. First, 4 72nd kits, 2 from Fujimi, a Ju 87R-2
And Ju 87D-5.
And 2 from Academy, the Ju 87G-2.
And Fw 190D-9.
And then later in the year i added 2 32nd Hasegawa kit, a Ju 87G-2.
And finally, and Fw 190D-9.
And that bring my modelling year to an end. Now time to look forward to 2018. I won't be building as many in 2018, but i hope to finish my Rudel project and have quite a few i am really looking forward to. And hopefully i have allowed myself a bit of time to finish a couple of my shelf queens.
Thanks for loking, and heres looking back to another year past and looking forward to another one ahead.