A Productive 2014
Eleven of the 12 models I finished this year. I don’t know where that other photo went! Anyway, I met my goal of completing 12 kits this year, the most productive modeling year I’ve had since I was a kid. For 2015 I plan to at least match my same output but, improve my photos for iModeler. I hope you enjoy and have a great 2015. Happy New Year!
10 additional images. Click to enlarge.
Craig Abrahamson said on December 31, 2014
Nice work, Scott…I thought of doing something similar, but it’s just as easy to look at everyone’s work by clicking on their name (blog). This is still a good idea, though (I think I missed that Meteor somehow).
Scott Nelson said on January 1, 2015
Thanks Craig. I joined iModeler well into 2014 and had already completed a number of these models. I figured I’d save putting them on until the end of the year rather than go back and write up six or seven articles.
Craig Abrahamson said on January 1, 2015
A better idea at that….! 🙂
Craig Abrahamson said on January 1, 2015
I meant “Vampire” – DOH – 🙁
Chuck A. Villanueva said on January 1, 2015
I completed 3 of 6 new projects that I started this year. But also completed 4 older projects that were well over 3 years old. So I can say that this was the most I was able to get done for many years. So Happy New Year everyone, as in with the new and finish with the old.
Chuck
Fly Navy
Scott Nelson said on January 1, 2015
Chuck, I have to admit that the Stuka was in production for several years!
martinmc said on January 1, 2015
hi scott martin here I only made two models this year and one was an old lightning kit from the late 70s … and you have made the same mistake I made lol …… look at your props ….. I didn’t change mine but I know its there…. I wont make the same mistake again …. hope to see more this year
Bernd Müller said on January 1, 2015
Great output, Scott. The aircraft all in 1/72? Great stuff.
For me i didn t count my “production” most of my builds stopping for some time in the building process, so its hard to tell what was finished in one year.
A happy new year to you and all the other imodellers and their families.
Scott Nelson said on January 1, 2015
Thanks Bernd! I’m not sure what scale the Lancaster is; it’s one of those little laser etched metal kits. The other aircraft are all 1/72. Happy New Year!
deleted said on January 1, 2015
Some nice work there Scott, what scale is the lightning?
Danny
Scott Nelson said on January 1, 2015
Thanks Danny! Both of the Lightnings are 1/72.
Simon Whitney said on January 1, 2015
Great output Scott, nice to see the pics of the year.
Scott Nelson said on January 1, 2015
Thanks Simon!
AL HOFFMAN said on January 1, 2015
Productive year Scott. Like both of the Lightnings. Any goal for 2015?
I think I got 5 finished & umpteen started. No armor finished in 2014. Need to remedy that.
Scott Nelson said on January 1, 2015
Thanks Al. One goal is to finish the several (4? 8? 10?!) I started in 2014. And again I want to average one a month for the year. We shall see if I can keep it up!
Richard Mcstay said on January 1, 2015
Great modelling Scott, one a month on average is good going!
Scott Nelson said on January 1, 2015
Thanks Richard!
Morne Meyer said on January 1, 2015
Wish I could turn out a model every month!! I am lucky if I build three per year. Some very nice models Scott. Happy modelling for 2015!
Scott Nelson said on January 1, 2015
Thanks Morne!
Rob Anderson said on January 1, 2015
Nice work!
Scott Nelson said on January 1, 2015
Thanks Rob!
Tom Cleaver said on January 1, 2015
Nice work. You may, however, want to re-check the instructions on that Vampire with regard to the placement of the elevator mass balances.
Scott Nelson said on January 1, 2015
Thanks Tom! Coincidentally, I was rearranging my models last night and noticed those mass balances were in the wrong place. Oh, well. Next time I’ll get it right!