Some people have lives - I don't. Latest scale creation:

[swampduc]

I did an fw-190 once as a kid- it looked nothing like that 

[Sinister]

Uh, we need to pitch in and buy NeufUnSix a woman.  Who's with me?

[Grampa]

Uh, we need to pitch in and buy NeufUnSix a woman.  Who's with me?

I bet he could just make a 1/4 scale woman out'a some old clothes pins and zipties.

[Buckethead]

 

[Popeye the Sailor]

Uh, we need to pitch in and buy NeufUnSix a woman.  Who's with me?

Wife or a hooker?

[teddy037.2]

I did an fw-190 once as a kid- it looked nothing like that 

I was about to say the same thing!

I was really happy w/the one I did. now, not so much. 

[Big Troubled Bear]

Magnificent work

[NeufUnSix]

Uh, we need to pitch in and buy NeufUnSix a woman.  Who's with me?

I have one, and thankfully she enjoys the hobby. At least the result, anyway, when I'm working on them I'm not very exciting.

[iDuc]

"...the Stewie look."

What brand was the original model?  Probably not a Revell!

[DucPete]

That is absolutely awesome.  I studied History, specifically military history and my love is WWII aircraft. 

Screw having a "life".   Do what makes you happy.  keep it up.   

Can I request a JU-87?  Ever do anything modern?  Like maybe a V-22 Osprey?

[NeufUnSix]

The kit is by Eduard, reboxed as Accurate Miniatures. It's not bad, with hatch detail, and it has an "engine" but not a very detailed one. I left it covered because it wasn't up to my standards.

I'd like to do a Hasegawa 1/32 BF109 next.

I made a 1/24 Stuka a long time ago (it was huge), it was one of the first kits I built - I think it was an ancient Revell kit, maybe Airfix.

[pigmy]

love the detail you put on the wingroot section topside.especially the miising paint(wear marks). also the around the fuselage showing the bits or fretting corrosion and stains.

awesome work

[the_Journeyman]

You keep reminding me I've got an SS United States that needs finishing.  Good job on the detail work.  I wish I could pull that off ~

JM

[Drunken Monkey]

The kit is by Eduard, reboxed as Accurate Miniatures. It's not bad, with hatch detail, and it has an "engine" but not a very detailed one. I left it covered because it wasn't up to my standards.

I'd like to do a Hasegawa 1/32 BF109 next.

I made a 1/24 Stuka a long time ago (it was huge), it was one of the first kits I built - I think it was an ancient Revell kit, maybe Airfix.

Hasegawa is the bomb.

Great detail on those models 

[Speeddog]

 
F me.

The wingspan of that model is less than 9".

You, sir, are a true craftsman. 

Spitfire please?