I average about 40-50 days to complete a model, from intial washing to final dull coat. How long for you?

I really don't know
i'm more of a fast builder i think
10-14 days?

cheerz Q.

hmm, about 7 days for the little revell spitfire kits at walmart lol. and well, its been 3 weeks since ive started my b-17 from revell,and ive only finished hte interior!.

i havnt got to expercience any tamiya planes or any of those brands, the cost is a killer.

Frank

I've a slow builder by nature. That has more to do with limited time than anything. Other than that, I've very picky when doing detail work.

I've been working on a Tamiya P-51D for about two weeks now. Granted, it's getting very close to completion, but in the right hands, that kit would be pumped out in less than a week.

As I see it, as long as you're happy, the timeframe shouldn't matter at all. After all, the majority of us build for our own pleasure.

I haven't a clue, I have so many on the go. I can go months without finishing any then finish 2,3 or 4 in a month. I actually don't spend long periods at the modelling bench. I might do a couple of hours but generally I do short stints. One of the problems I find, with having multiple builds on the go, is that I can be at a crucial stage on 2 or 3 or 4 of them and when I sit down to do it I can't decide what to do, so I don't do anything. There's always Armorama.
I have thought in the past that it probably takes me about 3 months to complete a model, but I would include some "no action" time in that (whatever that means :-) )
I agree with Frank though, time doesn't matter, it's the results that count.
Mal

I am probably about a month and a half. I know there are many way faster than me. I don't think I do a model in a week if my life depended on it :-)
Leon

I'm with Mal here. I tend not to finish anything in ages, and then boum, 2-3 in a shot...

:-)

An hour or so 2-3 nights after work, then a weekend should about see the average single or twin completed.

If you are talking total elapsed time...for me probably around 2 to 3 months. That takes in consideration that I usually only get to work mostly one day on the weekends and sometimes after I get home from work an hour or so. Plus I really enjoy taking my time on the detailing and really trying to expand my modeling horizons :-) :-)
What that breaks down to in actual modeling time...I think I'd need a mathematician for that one :-)

Good modeling
Wayne

about 14 max

A simple kit 1 week , Somethin a little more involved is 2+ weeks.