Ronpur's Custom Figure and Model thread!

Here is my Shuttle Orbiter fleet. Enterprise, Columbia and Challenger in the back, and the active fleet in the front.



All are Revell models with after market engines and decals.

Here is Challenger net to her replacement, Endeavour.



I always mount the shuttle to fly on the launch pad, and all of the orbiters can dock to the ISS model below.

B-29 Enola Gay, 1/48th scale. Also modified to represent the Enola Gay on her flight, with aftermarket decals.



Inside the bomb bays, showing the atom bomb:

And my B-17 model, also 1/48th scale.



Had so much fun redoing this Monogram kit. I built the same one as a child. This one turned out a bit better! Lots of fun weathering her and finding different decals for it.

Here are some more models, mostly WW2 era aircraft. First is my fleet of Corsairs! My favorite aircraft ever, and here are several different variants.

This one has a prop that spins with a battery. It is one of Pappy Boyington's rides.

One of the last Corsairs used by the US.

Corsair with wings folded.

A Navy Corsair

A Corsair from the 1969 Football War with Honduras and El Salvador. The last time combat took place between propeller driven aircraft.

A very early WW2 Corsair

The other half of the Soccer War Corsairs. Both sides flew surplus Corsairs and one did shoot down another.

Another of Boyington's rides, complete will "Kill" markings, something that was neer used by the Marine's in the Pacific, since you very seldom flew the same aircraft every mission. They were usually just put on for photo ops.

A Korean War era Corsair.

A French Corsair.

A German Arado 234 Jet Bomber

German Stuka Dive Bomber

ME 262 Jet Fighter.

German fighter plane

The "Buzz Bomb"

An ME 262 with a drone version below it. A very basic "guided missile"

A Japanese bomber from the Pearl Harbor attack.

A Japanese Zero, most likely one of the best known planes from the war.

A very different subject, a German Messerschmitt in British markings, a captured trophy.

A P-40 Warhawk from Pearl Harbor