Richard Humm

And it's finally started - the rear axle and the engine are assembled!

Tamiya F-16CJ Block 50 1/72 scale Build thread here:

And it's done. More photos to go in the Gallery.

I didn't quite make the original deadline. I got the decals on then the undercarriage This is where it is now - just the canopy and Sidewinders to go. Should be finished tomorrow.

I've got a few choices for this, so sign me up.

The standard length of an allotment is 10 rods, even these days.

Just to prove I'm still working on it, here's the state of play earlier this evening. I might well make the original GB end date at this rate.

I've never heard a suggestion that the Airfix Marauder was going to be 1/48 scale. It came out four years before Airfix announced that they were going to do 1/48 scale kits (the 1977 catalogue, though none of the kits appeared before the very end of 1979). The Scale Models review of the Marauder said that the aircraft was a favourite of John Edwards, who had been the head designer at Airfix in the 1960s and died in 1971, and that it was the last design that he had worked on.

I'd like to see it become a regular GB as well.

I've got a couple of Mustangs in the stash, so I'm in under the pony car rule. I don't know if I've got anything that qualifies as a proper muscle car, but I do have a habit of looking for Monogram kits on Ebay so I might end up acquiring one...

This is an interesting idea. I'm in, though I have no idea what country or subject to do.

I think I've got a few options for this one. I'm in

I've got plenty of options, and a GB named after a Rolling Stones song does have an appeal... I'm in.

I was going to pick up one of the new Artemis SLS kits this year, so that would fit into this GB. I'm in.

I've got a few WWI aircraft in the stash. I know what Enzo would say... I'm in.