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Looks great, can't wait to see more!

Great idea, and really nicely done!

Looks great! ;D

Awesome work!! :o

Looks great, can't wait to see more!

Many thanks, gents! Sorry I haven't had a chance to thank you for your input earlier, I've been pretty busy with work travel and grad school.

Thanks, Ken!

Thanks gents! Despite a hectic couple of months I got this one wrapped up. Here are a couple initial pics, until I get a chance to take better ones...

Thanks, everyone. Pleased to have another update, albeit a bit belated. Got the rest of the colors done last weekend, hoping to get a chance to spray some Future this afternoon.

How much gets done? Well, I finally managed to get the preshading done and the first color of paint...

Thanks very much!

Many thanks!

I've never counted mine up. It fits inside a bedroom closet (only takes about half of it up, give or take). I was on an Ebay tear there for a few years, my MO being to snatch up kits whose auctions were almost ending and I could get cheap (though it DID backfire at least once - I got a Zvezda...

Thanks guys! Yesterday morning before heading out on errands I got the engine cowling attached. Some chores around the house, a half marathon on Monday (a holiday here in the US) and grad school officially starting - we'll see how much gets done now! :P ;)

Now that I've had the chance to upload them, here's pictures of this week's progress:

Thanks, everybody - more pictures once I get them uploaded to photobucket and have time to post here...

So here's how I made my first ever attempt at tape seat belts - first, a strip of regular old tan masking tape, using a glass cutting board (meant for kitchen use, I presume, since I bought it at a grocery store...). I cut off a long, narrow strip (which, in retrospect could have been...

Yep, OOB. So far the only changes I've made are cutting away part of the floor on either side of the seat (apprently incomplete cockpit floors is a Grumman tradition), and my first ever effort at masking tape seat belts - which for the record leave some room for improvement but are an...

So, here's tonight's progress:

Here's my next project: So far after taking these, I've managed to spray the interior green - it's the first time I've used Vallejo Air paint, and really like it so far.