all the work in the living room without worrying about fresh air. But if things change and I get an airbrush and a good space to use the chemicals, I'll definitely try some plastic kits.

Thank you!😊 I used to build (trash) a lot of plastic kits when I was a kid and I love watching everyone's builds and progress here, but I'm not sure I'll get back to it anytime soon. I don't have the tools (and skills) and I like that with paper, I can make one very small bit at a time and I can do

Thank you!😊

I'm sorry to hear that. This model is static by design (only the hook for the trailer is supposed to move), but models that move are a lot of fun to build.

Chimney-on-a-stick 🍡

It turned out great! 👍

You can follow Scale models (bsky.app/profile/cesa...) and Historical Scale models (bsky.app/profile/matt...). And add the hashtags to your posts to participate.

I'd create a starter pack, but IMO the feeds work better for a community. And I don't want to pick who's in the pack and who stays out 😅

50 years isn't that much when you take more than a year to build one kit 😅

Fortunately, unbuilt paper models are just booklets, so there's no reason to stop buying them just because I already have more than 50 years worth of building 😜

But I just realised that my stash goes across four rooms in two different countries, so maybe I should reconsider 🙂

Thank you! ☺️ You never know, it might still turn out to be a sailboat 😜

Thank you!😊 That sounds like a lot of fun memories 🙂

Thank you!

The scale and the level of detail are similar. But the Tatra doesn't need to be aerodynamic, so there will be more *visible* details 🙂 And also some moving parts, that should be fun to build.