Which model gave you most satisfaction in 2019?

[JR]

Would have to be this

 

[adt70hk]

Mine is this.

It's nothing special, just a quickbuild kit of a Paper Panzer and is my only completed kit so far this year BUT it's the first one I've finished painted with an airbrush.

ATB

Andrew

 

[Jim R]

Such an interesting selection. Mine would have to be the Airfix Vampire for the Starter Kit GB - the first part. It was basic with no pressure and the whole GB was fun. Watching experienced modellers being 10 years old again

Jim

 

[minitnkr]

Some outstanding work. I'm embarrassed to choose a failure. Here is one that has a special place for me as it was a tough one on so many levels. I thought I had finally defeated my nemesis, resin, but then the rigging let me down. All nice & tight till the next morning. Lessons learned.


PaulE

 

[Fernando N]

Great looking models guys, mine would be my Bf.110 G-4 in 1/48th scale from Revell for the Nightfighter GB.


Bought once because of the cool box-art, it sat in the stash for some years before the GB gave me the mojo to tackle the splinter/mottle combo.

 

[papa 695]

I'm going for this one, such an old kit but built up very well and I'm very happy with the painting of it.

 

[BarryW]

The 1/32 Tamiya Mosquito - without a doubt, though my current build, the 1/32 Tamiya F16CJ is close...

 

[rtfoe]

Lovely builds all round guys...I would have loved to put the F-18D up here but the one that was an accomplishment and fun as it took ages to complete with a long hiatus in between plus a long name 10.5cm LeSH18(Sf) auf Geshutzwagon aka my little ugly tank...



Cheers,
Richard

 

[scottie3158]

I feel honoured to be able to share my work with such a great group of people. This is my choice The 1/35 tamyia M20.

 

[Peter Gillson]

I think this would be my favourite of the year, not only the fun of sculpting her but also finding out about these brave ladies, who I had not heard of before.


2020 I plan to improve my painting with acrylics
Peter

 

[peterairfix]

For me it's got to be my Revell 1\48 B29 a kit that I enjoyed building and very pleased with the results.

 

[Mini Me]

The MOJO was at its peak when I started this 1/87 scale import by ROCO. Seems like it went from toy to technical wonder over night.
The personal satisfaction needle was moved considerably upon completion.

 

[Ian M]

Not built many this year, so not many to choose from.
Italeri 1/35 MTB 74 has to be my pick. A good kit that went together well.

Who knows, one day I might make the clamps that hold the torpedoes down on their racks!

 

[Mickc1440]

The Beaufighter I completed for the Night fighter GB

 

[dave]

It has to be this one as it is the only one I managed to complete this year. Definite aim next year to get more bench time.

 

[langy71]

it's got to be this one, The Bandai 1/44 scale 'Slave 1' from 'The Empire Strikes Back', I've never really done 'serious chipping' before so I was quite happy with how it turned out..

 

[AlanG]

I've only completed two builds this year due to work and mental health issues. My fave was the 1/32 Hasegawa Fw190 A8. I like it because of the extra work i put into it doing scratch builds. Also because it's a Fw190 and that means it just has to be the best anyway

 

[Graeme C.]

Some Great builds there guys.
Mine has to be the Tamiya Sdkfz234/2 Puma built for the recon GB, I haven't finished anything else due to a house move & life in general!

 

[Si Benson]

Loads of filling and sanding and some of the decals went awol but the end result came out a lot better than expected

 

[Steven000]

Lovely topic to scroll through, some very nice models

I had a lot of fun working on my Bf109's, but finishing the Spitfire gave me the most pleasure.
Learned a lot of new techniques this year and it all came together in this one.

Revell - Spitfire Mk.IIa - 1/32
Masterbox - Raf pilots, WWII era - 1/32