Rojas Bazan built eighty-seven models for Argentina’s National Museum of the Nation as a result of being commissioned to build every aircraft used in Argentina’s Naval history. He built an additional twelve models that were displayed in different locations in Argentina. At Fine Art Models, he built numerous models including the F-4UD Corsair, which was recognized as a masterpiece by the German magazine IQ. When discussing Rojas Bazan’s P-51 Mustang model, a former World War II pilot of that aircraft, said that the details in the model are the best that he has ever seen. When asked about which are his favorite models, Rojas Bazan said, 'I do not have only one favorite model, I have several. Many of them are planes from the period between 1920 and 1939, before WWII (golden age of aviation). These include the Northrop Gamma, Boeing B-15, Boeing YB-17 (prototypes on the great B-17), Martin B-10, Vought Vindicator, Curtiss Hawk III, Junkers G-38, Junkers G-24, Heinkel He70, Fairey Battle, etc. Many of these aircraft were not good machines, or have not been very popular, but I like them aesthetically.' One model that was built in Rojas Bazan's most recent freelancer era is a Mitsubishi A6M Zero that now resides in Japan and was promoted there as the best Zero replica ever built. His last completed model is a Ju 87 B-1 Stuka that is featured in one of his YouTube videos. In that video, he explains the archeological labor that he undergoes to complete his models in the most realistic way possible. He is currently working on a model of the Consolidated B-24H Liberator.