most detailed kit

[DC10]

What's the most detailed kit that you have ever built? For me it would probably be the revell 1/48 p-38 lightening.

[Coen]

I'm going to say the 1/72 Millennium Falcon that I'm working on now.
Her little sister isn't shy in this department either.
I've never seen anything like it from moulds alone without aftermarket to dress it up.
Out of the box... for me so far. Winner.

[longlance67]

For me it was Dragon's 234/3 armored car, so much was going on that model and it was a joy to build and weather

[DC10]

I've never seen anything like it from moulds alone without aftermarket to dramazing ess it up.

your right it looks amazing and huge.

[WebbyNZ]

Yamaha yzr kit w full detail set
The lack of size and sheer quantity of PE and resin parts were overwhelming and far beyond my skill set at the time.
And I'd still not tackle another one of those super detail sets anytime soon, which is all about me as they are amazingly well produced sets.

[jmar829]

I'm still kind of a newbie, but with that said, I'd have to go with my 1/48 scale Revell B-17G Flying Fortress or Revell B-24D Liberator. I do have an unbuilt Revell B-29 Superfortress that looks like it could take me 3 months to build.

[gosselin2112]

That's a tough one for me. Most of my kits are not quite current, and the detail is so so. That being said, The Italeri Panther A with all the extra detail that I have added to it qualifies as the most detailed kit I've worked on. I must admit that I purchased Revell's 1/72 B-17F two days ago. So it is the most detailed kit in my stash!

[Nige201980]

For me it the Academy P-38 lighting I've just done