Plastic model kits

[Daisho]

Does anybody here in hobbies make plastic model kits? I've been doing them for 34 years now and find them very therpeutic and keeps your eyes in good shape and your hand steady. Never grown out of them.
Anyway, have a look at my latest project, The A-Team van on facebook.

http://www.facebook.c...59921676&l=9c6d7e42a2

[Daisho]

Well it keeps my eyes sharp but not my spelling. Therapeutic.

[hadrianjeffs]

Yes, I make kits, although I can find them rather intimidating. I make metal kits, too, & hope to progress

[NazNomad]

I used to make 1/100th scale helicopters, haven't done that for about 20 years though.

[Daisho]

Thank you docspock.

[Daisho]

New Porsche just finished.

http://www.facebook.c...59921676&l=84771bbc68

[Booldawg]

thats very impressive Daish. I dabbled a few years back so know just how fiddly it is.

toyed with getting back into it. I concentrated on the Revel American cars, especially 1970s muscle cars. Alot of people customise the models and are very dextrous with modelling plastic to perform roof chops etc.

[Daisho]

Thanks booldawg, do you mean like they do in American Hotrod? That would be very interesting to look into.

[DC_FC]

I used to do the airfix kits but never painted them, the a team van looks awesome, nice job