Modeling is maybe most often hobby in my country. 2/3 of people is interesting for that.
But they usually build civilian and sometimes military vechicles.
Very often make small places sometimes even 1m size with motor and they fly on benzin.
Huge number of people arrive to look their shows.
 
But there is very limited number of stores who sell that and all of good stuff is out of stock.
Only is good because most stores order for you if you ask them from Ebay and foreign stores.
 
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Airfix also make some good kits
https://www.airfix.com/uk-en/?___store=airfix
 
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Academy Minicraft makes the best WWII models as does Tamya & Trumpeter, Hasagawa is also an advised brand, Airfix , Revell & Italleri are cheaper B-Brands .
If you want rare models like the North American XB-70 A Valkyrie I made, ERTL/AMT is the way to go, very hard to find ut very well wroth it :)
 
Back then I had well over 80 models all were scale 1:72 before, jet fighters bombers reconnaissance, interceptors you name  it the entire lot:
The Soviets:


The Allies:


Here an overview of my Allied forces and a little dogfight going on, two Soviet Fighters a Mig-29 UB Fulcrum with a Sukhoi Su-33 Seal Flanker versus two American prottype fighters, two Northrop YF-23 Black Widow II's a Black & Gray version.
The Northrop YF-23 Black Widow II is by far my ultimate fav when it comes to ATF's or say Advanced Tactical Fighters


The Oldies:

The room I had was a large attic that was 5.26 meters lone, 5.49 meters wide and 3.10 Meters high, lots of wooden beams to where I could hang up my models, with the use of 25 pound Australian Nylon fishing line and I used tacs or nails to put the to place.

After I got my chronic Sarcoidosis, which gives me heavy arthritis like pains per day, hands shake too much and I simply lost my patience with such things, diecast models is the way I am gonna fly for now and this is one of two models I never got to work on:

Tupolev Tu-160 Blackjack Bomber aka The White Swan from Trumpeter @ scale 1:72 it's a 5 Star level model and is consisted of 621 Parts:


It is consisted of accurate lasercut parts:


And this 1987 Lockheed F-19 Stealth Fighter still factory sealed, never been opened:


This model is extremely rare these days, as you can see the stickytape was never removed, I always kept it away from direct sunlight to preserve it as best as I could..

Diecast models from JC Wings & Hobby Master beat most models these days accuracy wise, but if you are good at modeling, you can always apply weathering to them as well.
But they are not cheap, like my MiG 29's were roughly 70 to 120 euro's a piece, all varying on the rarity level and brand etc.
 
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Very nice models in these posts

I really need to get back into this hobby. 
 
Eduard Weekend edition F6F-3 in 1/48 scale.
BuNo. 25813, Lt. C. 'Ken' Hildebrandt, VF-33, Ondonga, December, 1943 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It's easy for you to enjoy in hobbies you like, here hobby is luxury.
People lost identity and dignity and their brains serve as TV box for governmental instructions.
 

I saw some manufacturers sell some papers for painting.
Probably if painter want to get some effect. That's tricky to understand how work.
 
How you paint these models, airbrush or small brush for scale models?
 
Painting is much harder than glue and build model.
Special to match color you want as original aircrafts.

I prefer 1:1 scale aircraft modeling. 

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Brad_Hawthorne
I prefer 1:1 scale aircraft modeling. 

He built a F-35 in this backyard. Lockheed Martin hates him for one simple reason...
 

 
 

hehe, more 50's and 60's era stuff. Got a Cessna 172F and a Republic F-84F.