I pulled a Smer (ex Heller) example out of the French section of the stash for a quick comparison.
So is your stash "filed" by nationality of the subject then ? Mine is by manufacturer and then nationality within that, or at least I try to.
I practise distributed stash storage as it reduces the possibility of accidental spousal realisation of just how large it is.
Sorted is too strong a word but there are rough groupings according to subjects. As far as Aircraft go I have all the big models together in one place along with the French planes. This is solely because there was space for them there. Helicopters and 1/48 armour are together for the same reason. WW2 aircraft have their own place which is next to "other military aircraft". And the small WW1 stash shares space with the civil kits.
Oh, and all the Hasegawa "box art & font" kits are together on the shelves above my bench.
Car kits used to be sorted properly but I have so many of them that they are now stuffed anywhere they will fit. I really need to either speed up my car building or sell a load off.
I sanded back and re primed the Kawasaki tank today. I used the same primer but from a new can (shaken for at least 30 seconds after the ball rattled as per instructions). It was better but there is still some slight crazing which makes me think it is a combination of both having used an almost empty can and the plastic being sensitive to the solvent.
A light sand should get it smooth and I will then try Tamiya FSP. But that means a trip to the LHS which in turn means temptation and the likelihood of yet another stash addition.
Breguet should be finished either tomorrow or Sunday.
