My stash just grew again 2018.

[The Wooksta!]

Trust me, you really don't want it.  The Italeri Spitfires are vile.

[Mossie]

A few Spot On resins things from Joe and Karen, all 1/72:

1x RAE. OR.9001 Space Fighter
2x Armstrong Whitworth Pyramid
1x Sea Harrier FA.2 nose

[nighthunter]

I've built a few, Wooksta, they're not bad to me. And I plan on clipping it's wings

Also inbound soon:

1/72 Revell Spitfire Mk.V
1/72 Airfix Hurricane, from Weaver
1/72 Academy P-40M/N

[Old Wombat]

Under the supervision of SWMBO, from a model shop just around the corner from our hotel in Prague, literally only 2 minutes walk;

1 x 1/48 Eduard Polikarpov 1-16 Type 24 (Weekend Edition)
1 x 1/48 KM Su-7 BM
3 x sets of 1/48 transfers/decals

Young bloke who served us had lived in BrisVegas for a couple of years & could understand Australian, which helped.

And now I have to correct myself;

Firstly, the scale for the kits is 1/48, plus I did not buy the 1/48 KM Su-7 BM, I bought the 1/48 KM (Kovozávody Prostějov) Suchoj Su-25 UBK!

This one:

[Old Wombat]

My memories of Prague are of there being 4 model shops within 3/4 minutes walk of the centre of the City 

Did you make or have you plans to get to the Special Hobby/MPM shop ? It's Nirvana 

Sorry it's taken so long to reply, Chris, but the basic answer is "No."

I was lucky to be allowed to get that one visit in & figuring out which square you were talking about (there are about 4 "main" squares, depending on who you ask) was too challenging, so I took the closest.

Pecka Modelář was the name, one of (as they advertise on their website) 6 stone shops (5x Prague / 1x Bratislava).

[zenrat]

A Grach!  Cool.
Wrong scale but...

[Old Wombat]

A Grach!  Cool.
Wrong scale but...

I shall merely state that it is the correct scale for me.

[NARSES2]

Sorry it's taken so long to reply, Chris, but the basic answer is "No."

I was lucky to be allowed to get that one visit in & figuring out which square you were talking about (there are about 4 "main" squares, depending on who you ask) was too challenging, so I took the closest.

Shame, but as long as you enjoyed yourselves 

[Nick]

Acquired from a friend, the 1995 Limited Edition release of the AMT/ERTL XB-70A-1 Valkyrie. It's in 1/72 and it is huge.
Comes with a little 'Limited Edition' plaque and a nice poster.

Might a be a little big for me so if anyone is after one, please get in touch. 

[PR19_Kit]

That's one SERIOUS kit Nick. 

I've got one too and there's a LOT of plastic in the box, but where do you put it when it's built, eh?

[kitnut617]

It about the same size as a Concorde  ---- and I've shortened my Concorde by 2"

[kerick]

I would have to hang those from the ceiling at my house as I haven't any shelving big enough. Although it would be hard to keep them out of the way of the ceiling fans.

[Old Wombat]

It about the same size as a Concorde  ---- and I've shortened my Concorde by 2"

Kit's gunna have conniptions!

I would have to hang those from the ceiling at my house as I haven't any shelving big enough. Although it would be hard to keep them out of the way of the ceiling fans.

Hang them from the ceiling fans!

[zenrat]

It about the same size as a Concorde  ---- and I've shortened my Concorde by 2"

Kit's gunna have conniptions!

Maybe not, as by doing so the wingspan, if expressed as a ratio of length, increases.

[PR19_Kit]

It about the same size as a Concorde  ---- and I've shortened my Concorde by 2"

Kit's gunna have conniptions!

Maybe not, as by doing so the wingspan, if expressed as a ratio of length, increases.

Hmmm, trying to imagine a long spanned Concorde is pretty difficult. It could be done I'm sure, but it wouldn't be as pretty as the real thing.