I've got several things going on, so I thought I'd just make one thread
First, a 1/48 Academy F-15

This has been in progress forever and I keep getting sidetracked with other projects. Honestly, except for the cockpit, I haven't had too much fun with this kit. Fit issues galore, filling, sanding...
Second, a pair of 1/72 Hasegawa F-20s

This has been the opposite. Great fit, real fun so far, and I'm looking forward to finishing these.
Finally, a pair of 1/48 Kitech (Zhengfedu) F-CK-1s

A lot going on here...
- I've marked on the fuselage where I want to add/remove panel lines. I'm not going for accuracy here. Rather, I'm shooting for something that looks right without being too much of a headache. So that means fixing what I can, getting close enough for others, and ignore what I do not have the skills for.
- I'm using a pair of TD SJU-5s and TD SJU-17s. I didn't have enough SJU-17s, so I grabbed a set of SJU-5s.
- The AGM-88s in the background are for one of the F-CK-1s that I"m building in USAF markings
- The kit came with some missiles I can't identify, but they look similar to Harpoons. They were poorly detailed, so I grabbed some Harpoons from the Hasegawa weapons set and cut them to size.
- The kit fuel tanks are grossly undersized. So I looked through my spares box. At first I wanted to kit bash three different fuel tanks, but due to the size and shape differences, it would have been too difficult. So, I combined two F-16 centerline tanks instead. The side profile will look decent, but I know the front/back will look too oblong. But again, I'm going for looks without too much headache.