Well I did.
Was not planning on building WWI airplanes.
Was certainly not planning on building anything in 1/32d scale.
Now I have eight or nine of them, produced by Wingnut Wings in New Zealand.
And I don't hate my wise friend.
Check out this website for a real model kit treat and please don't hate me.
http://www.wingnutwings.com/ww/
Snoopy in his Sopwith Camel is being chased by

an Albatros D.V. my first WNW build.

and a Pfalz D. IIIa, the 2nd built

Rigging

Finished

The first two of a long line of colorful German aircraft in 16 X 26 feet of the display room's airspace, chasing Snoopy as he will eventually fly into the setting sun (a big poster of).

(I imagine the long chasing line of aircraft as being like following a trail of crumbs, examining each in turn, leading to treasure)
The Red Baron's Fokker Dr. 1, once built, will always be found on Snoopy's tail as the chain of aircraft progress along the ceiling. The Dr. 1 is a Roden kit, not up to WNW's standard but the best model of it I could find.

Am also working on the WNW Roland D. VIb

A closer view
