Heinkel HE 219 Nachjager/Owl. Package artwork detail from a Revell plastic model kit - circa 1966.
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Heinkel HE 219 Nachjager/Owl. Package artwork detail from a Revell plastic model kit - circa 1966.
My current model collection! I definitely need more shelves, I don’t even have room for my WWII planes there! But I love my eclectic little collection of mostly-bootleg models in all kinds of scales, they’re fun and bring me joy!
Roy's lore P1: The (model) airplanes
Roy Orbison was an avid enthusiast of building model airplanes. This is literally the 2nd last thing he's done in life. It started when he was a kid, when during the ww2 his mum worked in the airplane factory. Roy's son Wesley suggested his dad's love for (model) airplanes symbolised for him as a kid and teen the perspective of leaving Wink in the future (tbh he lowkey hated this town). In one of his press interviews he ranted how, as a child, he could recognise a model of an airplane just by hearing it. While showing his luxury house (pics 6-8) he made sure to talk about his aviatiory passion.
Caleb 😒
shelf queen no more. we're abolishing the shelf monarchy with this one.
Hooray, it’s here - my Christmas present to myself, a model of the KM Ekranoplan! All the packaging was in Japanese, including a fact sheet that I was pretty sad I couldn’t read. Apparently they also have a model available with the thrust/takeoff engines on the pylon above the cockpit, rather than on the tail, but I like mine as it is.
Models are neat