I like to build 15 to 17 kits in 1/72 scale each summer.The last school year was extremely stressful, so I didn't touch any thing I had planned on doing. This year, late course work delayed me until July. I have 16 on the schedule for this time period. I always paint and assemble the interior first. I started on what I assumed what would be difficult first. The Lagg-3 from Roden (A Toko mold), Hurricanes from Revell and Hobbyboss. A P-40 from Airfix, A Kyushu K11W from Pavla, a Hasegawa Kawasaki N1K1 Kyofu, and a Mitsubishi Ki-30 from AZ Model. The Lagg, Kyushu and Ki-30 had non rotating propellers, so I had to drill holes in each motor/propeller so they would spin. The Lagg was a horrible build. That had a stationary propeller, but made it a spinning one because I just had to. The Hobbyboss was a hassle too. The Revell kit was way better. The Hurricanes, P-40 and Lagg are all going to be Japanese service aircraft. The rest straight forward IJAAF and IJAAF aircraft. The boxes are what I have left to build. Then the fun starts, the painting and the markings which I decided on last year. Sorry for poor camera. Having four kiddos gives me limited building areas.