Like many on this Forum:
I have duplicates if not triplicates (Fokker DVII) of kits. I don't know if I will live long enough to build them all, but; they are there none the less. Maybe once I retire I will be more prolific at model building, as Harley riding becomes less enjoyable due to the multitude of Moon calves in the Great Upper Midwest. When I go to my model club meetings I and one other person are the only ones that bring completed WNW or 1/32nd WWI kits to display. There are at least two others who have built one, one was on display, but that is it. Like Des, I believe there are many who buy and collect and many who build and won't post on a forum. It does take time to build a section, take a picture, post it and put up a build log. I find them most enjoyable and informative. I think WNW is doing pretty good. They have a great staff, it doesn't appear that there is a large turnover, so they must pay well, offer a decent benefit package, and treat the employees well as well. Hopefully the company will continue to produce these kit at the rate they are. If WNW does ever go belly up, I am sure that some outfit will buy the molds and distribute them as well, however not as dedicated as WNW does. I continue to support WNW with the purchase of kits and decals to include the latest and greatest the AMC DH9, if nothing else it certainly is an interesting looking airplane. I join in with Lance Carroll: "Where is the Bloody Camel"?
Best
Mark