Re: Fokker C.X by AZmodel 1/72
Posted: Tue Sep 08, 2026 5:04 pm
Superb stuff Kari! 
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Re: Fokker C.X by AZmodel 1/72
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2026 5:03 pm
Such nice surface detail!
Re: Fokker C.X by AZmodel 1/72
Posted: Thu Sep 10, 2026 2:55 am
Thank you Tom, Stuart and Bruce!
- Kari
- Kari
Re: Fokker C.X by AZmodel 1/72
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2026 8:18 am
Unfortunately, need to take some time-off with this kit. 
As much as I wanted to finish this build... but I've run out of patience for a kit that requires more faith than engineering...
So back in the box it goes, waiting for better times... though I doubt this Fokker will ever see the light of day again.
Time to find the next project!
- Kari
As much as I wanted to finish this build... but I've run out of patience for a kit that requires more faith than engineering...
So back in the box it goes, waiting for better times... though I doubt this Fokker will ever see the light of day again.
Time to find the next project!
- Kari
Re: Fokker C.X by AZmodel 1/72
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2026 10:54 am
I’m sorry to read that you’re sidelining this one Kari. It looks to be taking shape well enough and getting to the point when the finish line is coming into focus. 
Re: Fokker C.X by AZmodel 1/72
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2026 12:31 pm
Kari,
You’re an outstanding model builder as well as a human being so I completely respect your decision to stop. However, I am in two minds about the decision to box away this kit for all time. I would hope that you would reconsider and revisit this subject at some point, perhaps using the kit as a test for your skill set?
I believe most if not all of the model builders who are part of this forum share an affinity for building rare kits of unique subjects. This choice is not often the case in general. If one opens most model building groups online, one sees the usual suspects in their usual fashion built by both novice and expert; but here we see builders choosing late war and interwar subjects as well as fantasy and scifi kits without prejudice. It’s up to the taste of the individual to make the choice.
There are definite common denominators of choice here for you, and a depth of research that means a most satisfying experience for everyone. I am sad to see this kit go. I truly am. It was a great subject let down by fit and QC issues, but I also know that you would have conquered everything and given this a superior finish.
Keep building. Find your next subject and take it on with the same affinities you’ve brought to all of your work.
Your audience, support group, fellowship is here!
You’re an outstanding model builder as well as a human being so I completely respect your decision to stop. However, I am in two minds about the decision to box away this kit for all time. I would hope that you would reconsider and revisit this subject at some point, perhaps using the kit as a test for your skill set?
I believe most if not all of the model builders who are part of this forum share an affinity for building rare kits of unique subjects. This choice is not often the case in general. If one opens most model building groups online, one sees the usual suspects in their usual fashion built by both novice and expert; but here we see builders choosing late war and interwar subjects as well as fantasy and scifi kits without prejudice. It’s up to the taste of the individual to make the choice.
There are definite common denominators of choice here for you, and a depth of research that means a most satisfying experience for everyone. I am sad to see this kit go. I truly am. It was a great subject let down by fit and QC issues, but I also know that you would have conquered everything and given this a superior finish.
Keep building. Find your next subject and take it on with the same affinities you’ve brought to all of your work.
Your audience, support group, fellowship is here!
Re: Fokker C.X by AZmodel 1/72
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2026 1:50 pm
I’ve had days like those on more than one occasion. Shelf it and do something else.