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Don't listen to him, l liked it!

I wouldn't worry about it, l think you might be a little bit too big to squeeze in there.

It sounds like you have started a whole cottage industry there, mightly impressive. If all goes well, and my Halibag turns out to be ok, l've decided to try to put together an example of each of the British bombers of World War Two, namely a Lancaster, Stirling, Wellington, Hampden, Whitley...

Exactly what l am doing, albeit about a year behind you. Hope it's still going well!

It must be a flipping strong wardrobe! Having made kit after kit way back in my yoof, with all this lockdown nonsense getting on top of me, l've now decided to go back to the hobby. In the past couple of months l have put together three very basic kits, an Airfix Hawker Hurricane, and two Frog...

Now that's a completely different hobby. :rolleyes:

And here l am preparing to take it up at the age of 63, whatever next? :rave:

Nice to see the B17 in something other than the ubiqitous siver, found on the great majority of WW2 USAF kits.

I like the weathering. What scale is it in by the way?

Yes it was seeing a Hawker Hurricane Starter Kit in the Crawley Branch of Aldi last Christmas that reignited my interest. Shall l l thought? I went ahead and bought it, that said I still haven't started to build it.

When l was a kid l used to absolutely love building these. Principally 1/72 scale model military aircraft. Over the years though my collection has disappeared, many of them bheing broken playing mock dogfights with my friends. Now l am older and have reached retirement, l'm thinking about...