This is a kit from Pit Road and is representative of a WW2 Airfield, although I may build mine as a museum to allow for a variety of aircraft to be on display.

The control tower is made up of 9 pieces.

Just thinking -- HOW LARGE will this when its finished 3m 4m or 5m square yoho yoho.
Jokes apart looking forward to this - will you need lots of 1/700 scale people if its a museum

I agree, and what will Howard say when it comes to painting the figures eyes.......
A truly different model, never seen one like it before.

Quote from: MSea on November 25, 2025, 12:20:20 PMJust thinking -- HOW LARGE will this when its finished 3m 4m or 5m square yoho yoho.
Jokes apart looking forward to this - will you need lots of 1/700 scale people if its a museum

I have just ordered some, but some museums are almost empty nowadays.

Good answer     

You could always pretend it's Elvington in November, but Duxford or Newark may be better options. An eclectic mix of aircraft so you could base it anywhere.

Quote from: cph64 on November 25, 2025, 01:47:27 PMYou could always pretend it's Elvington in November, but Duxford or Newark may be better options. An eclectic mix of aircraft so you could base it anywhere.

Yes, it could be the lesser known Bempton Aerodrome...........Tee Hee.

Quote from: Bigkev on November 25, 2025, 05:22:49 PM

Quote from: cph64 on November 25, 2025, 01:47:27 PMYou could always pretend it's Elvington in November, but Duxford or Newark may be better options. An eclectic mix of aircraft so you could base it anywhere.

Yes, it could be the lesser known Bempton Aerodrome...........Tee Hee.

Or...........
The East Riding Air Museum

Undercoated in white and some railings added, looking at my photo, they need straightening, but I can hardly see them!!!!

Quote from: zak on November 25, 2025, 05:30:24 PMUndercoated in white and some railings added, looking at my photo, they need straightening, but I can hardly see them!!!!

Funny how photo's show up glitches in ones work, that you hadn't noticed before. Happened to me too many times....

Same here, doh!!!

I hate photos they only show the bad bits           

In this scale nothing looks good on a digital photo.
Painting the control Tower.

Scratch built T2 type hangar - these could be assembled in various sizes and I believe were the most numerous of the WW2 Hangars, but I may be wrong.
Inside the hangar are some iconic WW2 RAF aircraft awaiting restoration, A Lancaster, a Mk1 Spitfire and Hurricane.

Well this is one way of getting an airfield on the table top.
I thouht you might go for a dockside to go with the ships.

Quote from: chriswil42 on November 26, 2025, 12:26:57 PMWell this is one way of getting an airfield on the table top.
I thouht you might go for a dockside to go with the ships.

Maybe later!