How many on the go ?

[jagdverband_44]

In various stages of completion, I have a Colonial Viper Mk VII in 1/32nd, an Airfix TSR-2 in 1/48th, another TSR-2 (the Airfix anime version) in 1/72nd, and a Buccaneer in 1/72nd. The last is still-born, given the poor fit on the wing/fuselage seam.

[AeroplaneDriver]

I rarely have more than one at a time...I usually build manically and finish a kit in a week-10 days maximum.  My current MPA Dash 8 is a bit more involved with detailing so I will likely start an easy build kit for a break between sessions, but 2-3 at a time is a rarity for me. 

[beowulf]

at the moment, two........which is rare as i can normally only cope with one due to room/concentration/enthusiasm

neither are whiffs. 1x 1/48 Avia biplane, 1x 1/24 Porsche 911

[TallEng]

Normally I have between 2 and 5 on the go, at the moment 2 are active (Revell 1/72 Typhoon and Trumpeter 1/72 Ultra Sabre)
Oh and about 30 D.N.F.
Although everything is inactive now due to a lack of modelling facilities! I'm Banned from the kitchen table and Dining room table,
and my former Modelling room with desk has been requisitioned as an Office/guest bedroom
So I am currently fitting out the space above the  double garage as a Trainset/Modelling Den
which I hope to finish by the end of the month.

Regards
Keith

[Dork the kit slayer]

  For me its a sliding scale,usually one or two but up to five or more at times ( especially if you include the naughty box, a 1:48 A-10 , 1:48 Dauntless are in long term residence at the moment)
It depends on the complexity/ease of build and painting.
At the moment Im just tweaking and finishing two Wifs.
I have a 1:72 P-3 Orion,an A-7B and A-7E plus a quick build Airfix Kingfisher,(all "real world") and I suppose I have to include a reissued AMT "Hot rod" kit,from which Ive painted an engine block and given the box contents two coats of looking at.

Sad I know,I really must get my act together..................maybe tomorrow

[NARSES2]

and given the box contents two coats of looking at.

Gloss or matt ? 

[Dork the kit slayer]

[/quote] Gloss or matt ?   [/quote]

Metal-flake its a Hotrod...................silly boy

[Radish]

Far too many...

the 1/72nd RAF EC-121 is stalled....but it's primed ready for final painting.....has been for 3 years though
A number are begun but back in their boxes at the moment.
A host of Biggles stuff is imminent, including 2 civilianised Lysanders.
On the bench at the moment due for imminent completion, hopefully by Sunday (although final painting could take place at the show):

1/48th MiG-21 TEL twin-engined steampunk variant (from an AA Jian F-8D)
1/35th Panther hull supporting a ramp-launched Star Wars Starfighter....for "Afrika Reich".
1/35th Nazi Steampunk Crocodile with handler.
1/72nd Pug locomotive/Achilles tank hull with British troops......you know they're British because of the red jackets, black trousers and white helmets.

Also, there's a distinctly odd retro-F4U-4 with open cockpit, gattling wing guns, bombs galore, underwing rockets, new "steampunk" engine,  exhausts to die for and in "flying" mode, from the Beer Wars.

Plus others too.....

[Alvis 3.14159]

Hundreds. Help...


Alvis 3.1

[Spey_Phantom]

at the moment:

-1/144 F/A-18E (Danish Air Force, 90% complete)
-1/72 F-4E Phantom (Netherlands AF, 70% complete)
-1/72 Luft46 fighter (90% complete)
-1/72 Stampe SV-4B (Belgian AF, RW, awaiting decals)
-1/144 Aircraft Carrier HMS Couragious (awaiting warmer temperatures for spraypainting in the garage)
-1/144 2 x SU-33K (converted SU-35/37) (awaiting repaint, users and versions unknown atm)

next in line:

-1/72 Buccaneer Mk.52 (RAN, Ausierama GB)
-1/72 P-51A Mustang I (in Luftwaffe marking, from Iron Eagle III)
-1/72 F-4F Phantom (realworld)
-1/72 RF-4E Phantom (realworld)
-1/72 F-20 Tigershark (Turkish Stars)
-4 x 1/144 F-15 Eagles (1 F-15C, 1 F-15B, 1 F-15E and 1 F-15D)
.....

[sequoiaranger]

On rare occasions I will have two on the workbench simultaneously, but basically I am a one-at-a-time guy. I think that allows me to concentrate my energies and watch one project develop to its conclusion. My whifs tend to be complicated, in that there is usually a LOT of cutting, kit-bashing, and PSR on any ONE project, so I don't go "stale" for lack of involvement.

That is not to say that in the meantime I don't formulate, gather parts, dry-fit, research, and maybe even make cuts for some other models in the "pipeline", but those models stay in their boxes in the garage stash and not on the workbench.

[Radish]

The 1/35th Panzer Panther/Star Wars Starfighter "combo" is slightly delayed as I keep thinking of stuff to add

Today I primed : the 1/72nd Pug Locomotive/Achilles tank combo plus base
                     : the 1/32nd VW Touareg (Afrika Reich) plus base     
                     : the 1/48th MiG-21TEL
                     : the base for the 1/35th Nazi Crocodile (Steampunk)

I'll be working (painting, glueing) on them all at Hinckley tomorrow.
Decalling later.                                                   

[NARSES2]

My whifs tend to be complicated, in that there is usually a LOT of cutting, kit-bashing, and PSR on any ONE project, so I don't go "stale" for lack of involvement.

Very good point. Most of mine are simple repaints for different operators which can get a bit "samey" plus you end up waiting for the proverbial "paint to dry" 

[Steel Penguin]

with real kits, no more than a couple normaly, lack of space precludes anything more, with wargames figs several to lots, as they realy dont take a lot of space ( the most ive done at one time was 60-100 28mm world war 2 russians, which were block painted inked and  da daaa. done)

[Radish]

Finished the Pug locomotive/Achilles tank combo today, as well as the steampunk crocodile (except for two German crosses)
Rock and roll.......