quark51

Amazing work, the E-3 looks like it is real. I always thought the 707 was a beautiful plane.

Amazing, the Enola Gay looks ready to take off.

Simply an amazing build, makes me want to listen to some Zeppelin.

My favorite scale for ships is 1/350 and planes is a toss up between 1/144, 1/72 and 1/48 as I have planes in all three scales, airliners, big bombers and transports are 1/144. Favorite genre is large four or more engine aircraft, most of which in 1/144 scale. For WWII 1/48 scale aircraft Revell/Monogram, I have all their big WWII planes, B-17F and G, B-24D and J, B-25H/J gun nose/J glass nose, B-26, B-29, C-47, PBY-5A, JU-52, A-26B and C, PV-1 and non WWII B-58 and 2 B-1Bs.

When I found out the movie was going to be released on dvd I went to store and picked up one for myself. It makes me wonder what would have happened if they were able to stop the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Great looking B-17.

Very nice, very rarely do you see the flying wings built.

Amazing work.

Very nice, I love seeing kits of big four engine planes getting built and displayed on here.

Beautiful model, it looks it is getting ready to take off that's how real it looks.

F-14's from VF-84 have starred in the movie The Final Countdown where two F-14's shoot down two Japanese Zeros when the USS Nimitz travels back in time to December 6, 1941, if you have not seen the movie I highly recommend it. The movie is actually filmed on the USS Nimitz and was released in 1980, it available on both dvd and blu-ray.

Very good looking models, I always thought the F-14 was one of the coolest looking fighters to ever fly.

Very nice, I built two of the C-141B myself, one using kit decals and one using Caracal decals.

I wonder if Revell will make a model of this plane in 1/144 scale like they did with the AN-225, Spaceship Two & White Knight Two, and the A300-600ST and the Ekranoplan A-90 Orljonok.

Thanks for the info, I remember building the Revell kit when I was a kid.