Phil, thanks for posting this, particularly at this time of year. Several old friends there, and pleasant memories of paint and glue.
Great stuff! Fine collection!
A float Twotter! Egad!
I’d love to see some of them with a little room between them, if you have a chance.
Thanks Bernard. 260 models in 5 scales, and probably 100 lbs. of glass. Made it myself !! I added a full view shot. And I do want to re-photo a few: maybe next summer. The Twin Otter is an old Matchbox kit I did about 20 years ago. I want to do it over again with the (I’m assuming) re-boxed Revell kit if I can get a deal on one.
Out-freaking-standing! Sadly, I DO have a box in storage with a bunch of models (my old life’s efforts) just piled together. They were carefully piled, but I had to get them to storage in a hurry & had no better way to do it. It was an Army related move.
I’ll also compliment you on your homebuilt display cabinet. Model builder, woodworker, singer, guitar player … you’re a man of many talents; and very diversified talents, too!
Craig Abrahamson said on January 1, 2016
Be still my heart! For a minute there (before I spotted the glass shelves), I thought these were a bunch of nice models thrown INTO a “box”. Whew..!!
Phil Steele said on January 1, 2016
Thanks Craig. I thought it would be good shock value. I added a full view shot. Have at ‘er !!
Tom Cleaver said on January 3, 2016
I had the same reaction.
Bernard E. Hackett, Jr. said on January 1, 2016
Phil, thanks for posting this, particularly at this time of year. Several old friends there, and pleasant memories of paint and glue.
Great stuff! Fine collection!
A float Twotter! Egad!
I’d love to see some of them with a little room between them, if you have a chance.
Phil Steele said on January 1, 2016
Thanks Bernard. 260 models in 5 scales, and probably 100 lbs. of glass. Made it myself !! I added a full view shot. And I do want to re-photo a few: maybe next summer. The Twin Otter is an old Matchbox kit I did about 20 years ago. I want to do it over again with the (I’m assuming) re-boxed Revell kit if I can get a deal on one.
Tom Bebout said on January 2, 2016
Wonderful way to show off a box. Like Craig my first impression was the same as his, glad to see they’re properly displayed.
Phil Steele said on January 2, 2016
No worries—they’re all safe !!
George Williams said on January 3, 2016
Great header picture, mate, sure lools like a scrap heap at first glance, glad it isn’t.
Phil Steele said on January 4, 2016
Thanks George.
Greg Kittinger said on January 4, 2016
That’s a lot of airfoils in a small space! Represents a lot of hours of joy I suspect.
Phil Steele said on January 4, 2016
Thanks Greg.
Bernd Müller said on January 6, 2016
Beautiful collection, Phil. Happy modelling and all the Best in 2016 for you !
Phil Steele said on January 6, 2016
Thanks Bernd !!
Jeff Bailey said on April 23, 2017
Out-freaking-standing! Sadly, I DO have a box in storage with a bunch of models (my old life’s efforts) just piled together. They were carefully piled, but I had to get them to storage in a hurry & had no better way to do it. It was an Army related move.
I’ll also compliment you on your homebuilt display cabinet. Model builder, woodworker, singer, guitar player … you’re a man of many talents; and very diversified talents, too!
Great job & thanks for sharing.
Phil Steele said on April 23, 2017
Thanks Jeff !!