Looking Back at 2012 Part II

Okay, there was no Mayan apocalypse and I still have 10 days left in the year, and of those 10 days I estimate I have 4-5 solid modeling days, so I may be editing this post to update what I got completed.  At any rate, my build plan for 2012 got totally side tracked by the Museum requirements, but I did have a good year!

For the Museum:

  • Trumpeter Liberty Ship
  • Tamiya Type VII U-Boat
  • Hobby Boss Type IX U-Boat
  • Tamiya HMS Prince of Wales
  • Matchbox Halifax GR II

Theme builds:

  • Academy General Motors FM-1 Wildcat & Wildcat V (Salute to the General)
  • Academy & Airfix Tomahawk IIb (Shark Tank)
  • Academy P-40B (Between the Wars)
  • Airfix P-40B (Anniversary: Pearl Harbor)
  • Hawk Javelin (rebuild your first model)
  • Matchbox Mosquito PR XVI (Trench Warfare)
  • PM Ta-183 (Whiff)
  • CMR P-51H in Air National Guard markings (Minutemen)

I started a number of kits, only to be foiled by some sort of roadblock (usually work):

  • Revell P-26A — Decals were complex and slow going
  • Matchbox Halifax GR II (my first attempt) — too many complex corrections
  • Dragon Arizona — Overwhelming
  • MPM FM-2 Wildcat VI — Ran out of time
  • Hobby Boss P-47D — No matter how much I try, the seam gets worse
  • Tamiya 2 O-Class and 1 E-Class destroyers

Still, 15 completed models for the year is a good rate, and keeps me on pace to finish my stash before I shift to the workbench in the sky (presuming typical longevity, of course).

Thanks for reading…


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    One response to “Looking Back at 2012 Part II”

    1. ..finally discovered your blog…you do some lovely work here and thanks for the links!
      cheers

      Neil

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