Depends actually. I can do a kit in 20 hrs. That's only the total work time. Breaks and waits not included.

The average for me is from two to six weeks. Sometimes up to six months, depending on the complexity of the work to do and the available time.
Ciao

For me it all depends on what else is going on at the time. Sometimes I can get the construction done in a week-end and do the painting, etc.. in a couple of days. And other times it takes me weeks to get something done. So all together anywhere from a few days to several weeks. It all depends on my motivation and how much free time I have.

Let's see, 8 hours of school a day, so 40 hours a week, 12 and a half hours swimming, about two hours of home work, add on 10 more hours, 9 hours a night sleeping, so that leaves 42 and a half hours a week to work on models. Then one comes to find out that one has no paint left from the last project, so let's say about 2 years per model, give or take a month...... #:-) Thanks for your time.

I think my longest modeling project so far is the Bismarck Dio, I have like 73% done, but over a span of more than a year. Ship just bores me. Verie sad state of affairs.

And my quickest one got to be the FW190 I did a while ago, 4 days.

But say if I go with my normal routine of at least add a set of PE to armor, or a resin cockpit or pe to a plane. the project will take me like 3 to 4 weeks, with about 90 minutes invested each day.

Manie Warm Wishes.

I would say from the first sprue cut to the final spray of dull coat is on average 2 weeks if I work diligently on it every day with no other kit distractions

Cause i usually try to enjoy them and i dont have enough time due to work , home child, and other obligations, i d say i spend about 4-6 weeks and always depending on the detailing , scratchbuilding, aftermarket parts and all this stuff. but i believe that i spend this time usually modelling 1-2 hours 5 days a week .!!! part time job hehehehehe

I generally like to take my own sweet time in making models, so most often than not, I take upto 1.5-2 months to make a model. That way, I'm grateful to Armorama A/C campaigns for keeping me busy throughout the year!

I make about 3-4 models per year, and that's about par. Having family around(a 2.5 yr old daughter, and an understanding wife) and a full time job really slows me down at times .

Cheers,
BP.

For me, it depends on the following factors:

1. Complexity of the kit being built
2. Availability of aftermarket parts (if I intend to modify it, plus waiting for it to be shipped)
3. Workload (I'm a professor by occupation)

If my workload at work is not too hectic, I can finish a model in a week or two. How I wish I could bring my kit at work and find a quiet place to build. But regulations forbid me.

The maximum would be 2 months, but that is attributed mainly to my job workload.

Ron