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Pieces 36/37 attached. Both sides attached.

Pieces 32 and 33 attached Pieces 34 and 35 Pieces 34/35 and 36/37 ready to attach. Some parts of this build are not designed to be fully glued down all around - some surfaces just sit on top of each other in layers. This leaves some gaps that are...

Fully attached - was not sure if it should be but picture example from book to indicate it should. Pieces 32 and 33 ready to attach...

Pieces 30-31...attached and then partially attached to 28-29...

Thank you Rhaven Blaack! Pieces 28-29. Looks like his tuxedo..

Pieces 18 -27 and the head is done! The top jaw... The teeth are assembled just like the bottom jaw teeth shown below. Here are the individual mouth parts for the bottom jaw and the completed jaw... Completed head. Looks like Bambi will have to be scaled down a bit :snaphappy...

Pieces 12-17 Yes - he does have ears...:D

Pieces 9-11

Pieces 5,6,7,8...

Hey great job - and it flies! I made mine a few years ago and it ended up being just a display model (way too heavy- even before the paint) :rolleyes: These balsa models are very fun - keep up the good work!

Pieces 3 and 4 - reminds me of a duck...

Here we have the first two pieces and then assembled. Much easier to color the edges with a black Sharpie on this color of model. Looks like Mothra, Rodan and King Ghidorah will be in the next movie! :) Unfortunately I only have Mothra and King Ghidorah as future builds. I have not seen a...

My son wanted to have his Lego build pictured shaking hands with mine...:snaphappy:

My favorite is the '75 cookie monster version... Finally, getting to start on this one! Had several trial prints lying around so decided to do a practice build on the head - and fulfill an earlier prediction...;) The top and bottom jaws may be at different scales. Not too difficult...

Now that's one of the most beautiful monsters I have ever seen. A standing ovation for you. Wow! :snaphappy:

Well played, well played...:D

Forgot to add these...:snaphappy: Thanks everyone!

It was 60 years ago this month...

5 months later... All done. The chrome handle was awkward for me. I may go back someday and make a nice bargain priced light grey handle. It was easier to cut off the chrome before folding. The last four parts of the handle are "wedged" in with no glue since they fit so snug. A very fun...

Some more of the handle parts. I must admit I am pretty close to just making a nice common gray handle... Extra cutting required to remove chrome Moving on...