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Model Forum / General / Models / September 2005Jumpin The Project
Not referring to jump the shark website,just that has anyone stopped towards the end of a then current project to go to another?.I just did it to get a ''jump'' on it.My current one just needs hand brushing,then.i'm fairly much done with it. Got a closet full of "jumped" projects. Waiting for decals, or a detailing kit, certain paint. I could spend the rest of my model building life finishing them! :-) > Not referring to jump the shark website,just that has anyone stopped > towards the end of a then current project to go to another?.I just did > it to get a ''jump'' on it.My current one just needs hand > brushing,then.i'm fairly much done with it. > Not referring to jump the shark website,just that has anyone stopped > towards the end of a then current project to go to another?.I just did > it to get a ''jump'' on it.My current one just needs hand > brushing,then.i'm fairly much done with it. All the time, alas. Bill Banaszak, MFE i have several models in various stages of completion and jump between several > Not referring to jump the shark website,just that has anyone stopped > towards the end of a then current project to go to another?.I just did > it to get a ''jump'' on it.My current one just needs hand > brushing,then.i'm fairly much done with it. Not sure why, but I only work on one project at a time and have never not completed a model, to the best of my recollection. Came close a few times, though. Currently working on old Lindberg (Pyro/Impact,...) Fairey Flycatcher. > Not referring to jump the shark website,just that has anyone stopped > towards the end of a then current project to go to another?.I just did > it to get a ''jump'' on it.My current one just needs hand > brushing,then.i'm fairly much done with it. I've done this but only rarely.While working on a tedious project I'll find a must-have in the store,the kind where you want to rip it open in the car.Sometimes I'll start on it and finish them both at the same time. > Not sure why, but I only work on one project at a time and have never not > completed a model, to the best of my recollection. Came close a few times, [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > it to get a ''jump'' on it.My current one just needs hand > > brushing,then.i'm fairly much done with it. > Not referring to jump the shark website,just that has anyone stopped > towards the end of a then current project to go to another?.I just did > it to get a ''jump'' on it.My current one just needs hand > brushing,then.i'm fairly much done with it. Constantly.  Signature- Rufus > Not referring to jump the shark website,just that has anyone stopped > towards the end of a then current project to go to another?.I just did > it to get a ''jump'' on it.My current one just needs hand > brushing,then.i'm fairly much done with it. Nuthin' but... RobG A couple of dozen, some started thirty+ years ago. I pick them up, knash my teeth over them, maybe do another section, then back to the cabinet. I think that one of the problems is the desire to build a kit that I just bought. I picked up an Extra Tech Ctroen 11CV today (which turned out to be a re-boxed S8M Model kit). It's just so cute! I did a quick file check and found that somewhere in the garage is a January, 1945 Natonal Geographic issue with a photo of a FFA example. Anybody know of any other sources for an FFA Citroen 11CV? If I can find the info I just know I'll finish this one. I will! I will! Tom Good! I thought I was ''breaking a rule''!.On 24 Sep 2005 21:02:28 >A couple of dozen, some started thirty+ years ago. I pick them up, >knash my teeth over them, maybe do another section, then back to the [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >Tom In the last couple of months I've moved all of my "started on" armor kits from the need building stage, to either the "minor work left stage" ie assembly tracks, or the "ready to paint stage" which includes the washing process where most of those are. After that I have 4 aircraft to do and will be done with the been started pile with the exception a 1/25th scale Tamiya Tiger, and an Academy 1/25th scale Panther. > Good! I thought I was ''breaking a rule''!.On 24 Sep 2005 21:02:28 > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> >>Tom |
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