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A really nice kit from Revell, not sure how it compares with the Airfix one but I enjoyed the build. A few fit problems with the engine nacelles but nothing too onerous. I've been subsequently informed that I used the wrong (taller) blister on the canopy, but oh well. Decals are from Xtradecals...

Whirlybirds 1/144 kit: resin main parts, white metal and PE details, and a vac canopy. Not an easy build, but the decal sheet was superb including more stencils than some 1/72 F-4 kits I've seen.

This will be my entry, a kit which I built many years ago and seem to remember was quite straightforward. It'll be more-or-less out-of-box, except for markings, which will be for a ROCAF plane.

First of all, I'm not sure of the etiquette for this particular forum; I hope to jump on board with your group-builds at some point, but at the moment my time is fairly limited, so I hope it's OK if I post some of my previous builds for a while. I'd say this one encapsulates my interests fairly...

Hello all, thought I'd better drop in here and say hi. I'm a 56 year-old Brit (from Manchester) but have lived in western Canada for the last 23 years I've been building models since I discovered IPMS at the age of 13, and grew up on a steady diet of Airfix/Frog/Matchbox kits. 1/72 aircraft...

Pretty much out-of-box, and one of the easiest biplanes I've ever had the pleasure of building. :) Everything fits and aligns perfectly, the kit's engineering is so good.