Procrastination is winning out in my quest to start painting the Su-27, Ar-234, and Me-262. It’s much easier to stay planted at my workbench tinkering with the remaining three builds. It’s a good thing too because the Mistel 5 is in the verge of being ready for paint as well. The three German kits have some of the same colors which will reduce my time at the airbrush.
The F-4 and the Sea Fury are moving along well. They still have a little ways to go before I can start paint. I finally filled the F-4’s wing roots last night and I will give it a good sanding tonight. There are a few more seams from the wing installation to sand and some minor construction to finish before I can get comfortable.
The Sea Fury is stabilizing and I’m liking how the progress is going. The seams are finally finished and I started on the cowl last night. Like the F-4, there are the little aspects that need to be taken care of. I’ll focus on those tonight and hopefully it will be ready by the weekend.
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Procrastination is often the fear of failure…In my case that id.
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I just don’t want to go out to the hot garage and get everything out and then clean and put away everything when I am done. Pure laziness!
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…that is!
My decal sheet is still drying out.
Waiting for the decal fixer to be applied.
Of course this hot and humid temperature is not helping.
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Humidity is never a good thing!
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You tell me… It’s our fourth day!
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Hard work pays off eventually
Procrastination pays off now!
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That is true. I’ll go with that!
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I for one, would enjoy some insight into your process. How is just as interesting as what.
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I will keep that in mind and try to get a little more in depth with my progression. Thank you!
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They look great! Congratulations, and keep up the great work! Did you build them completely from scratch? Or did you have a set to assemble?
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Thank you! They are all kits. I can’t even begin to imagine scratch building a kit!
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If I was to build my first plane from a kit, which type of kit would you recommend? Because, I’ve always wanted to but I’m not super skilled with my wood, crafts, hand abilities.. any suggestions? Thank You!
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I would say start with a Hobby Boss easy assembly kit. It’s not as simple as a snap-tite while not as intricate as a regular build. There are lots to choose from as well. If you go to http://www.scalehobbyist.com, they have the best prices and selection to choose from. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask away.
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Thank You! That website you sent me, is amazing! They have all kinds of kits and models! It will be great to look into this! Thank you for the insight!
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No problem at all. You can build a wish list too. They’re usually the cheapest and they have tons of kits. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
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Great.. also, this is not about airplane models. But, I am just starting my blog and I have a question about posting photos on your blog.. Do you know if I post photos I took myself, will they be WordPress’ property? or will they become open for anyone to use as they wish? I’m just a little worried about posting my own photos.
I know this isn’t related to your blog exactly, but I saw you have posted a TON of pictures so I thought you would be the best to ask!! Thank You! 😀
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I’m not too sure about that. I’m sure there is a legal disclaimer when you sign up. If you do WordPress premium it might be different. If your photos are copyrighted then you should be ok.
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I am impressed, to say the least. I remember building these models (along with the balsa wood variety). I had a difficult enough time working on one at a time, let alone four or five. Very nice work, glad to have crossed paths with your art!
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Thank you! It has certainly taken time to build up to multiple kits at once. I remember when one build was a handful.
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It is amazing what is in such a plane!
And thanks! The main idea was to direct people to http://inesepogalifeschool.com/
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It is quite amazing to watch a pile of plastic turn into an airplane. Thanks for stopping by!
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Thanks for joining my blog (http://www.WeBeTripping.com/Blog). That brought me to your wonderful blog. Nice job with the planes.
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Thank you!
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Thank you for the likes 🙂
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You’re welcome!
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