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New Year's resolution
I'm sure I'm not alone in this, but I have a bunch of models that have been started and never finished. Some of them have languished for years. Like forgotten lovers, I was hot to trot on them for a while, but then some new bit of eye candy came along, and they were cast aside.
So, for my 2020 NY resolution, I hereby publicly proclaim and resolve to finish the following partially completed models before beginning something new: SD/Chibi Tiger I SD/Chibi M3 Lee Skipton Castle Gatehouse KZ-1 "Red Star" armored train car (1/50) TR3B flying triangle UFO Spanish Civil War Ebro Type 1 armored car (1/50) Keffen Rockwell's Nieuport 11 (1/50) AEC Dorchester "Moritz" The list could go on, but I want to be realistic here. This is going to be tough enough as it is.
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Regards, Don I don't always build models, but when I do... I prefer paper. Keep your scissors sharp, my friends. |
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I have 4 or 5.
Others I realized I didn't was to finish - chucked them. The ones left I do on the basis of two new models, then finish one old one, then two new, one old etc! Works for me..
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New Years Resolution?
Sometimes I am in a printing mood and place Part Pages with Instructions, if any, in folders.
Sometimes I am in a cutting mood and place Parts with Instructions in clear plastic zip lock bags. Years pass, and boxes containing zip lock bags and others of folders begin to stack. Now 1/1/20, I am announcing intent to bring one model alive to completion at the end of each month...make that a month and a half. Competition worthy? No promise. Each will be what they will be. BP |
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That's been my New Years Resolution for at least 15 years...lol.
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At another forum, December is the month for catching up. Now that it is January, I need to try to knock out one or two of those things I meant to do ages ago, and meant to finish up last month.
Or I could check out forums and blogs and see about rebuilding my paper model library... Why is it some projects lose their luster?
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I enjoyed reading your post, Don. I posted such a list of resolutions on 1 January 2015. There were fifteen projects. I completed 3 (not all of them in 2015). But I also wrote at the end of the post, "If not this year, then next year, if not in this life, then in the next."
Today, I resolved to finish the three relatively simple models on my desk/workbench. If I succeed, then I will consider the next steps. Meanwhile, I look forward to the completion of all your models, Don, and to seeing them here in Carlisle in May and/or at Sterling in November. 幸あれ (Sachi are! Don |
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I forgot one - a 1/50 O-Ho (Japanese super heavy 4 turreted tank - not the WoPT kit).
I think I have a pretty good shot of finishing these models. Most are more than half built, a couple of them were almost finished before I lost interest. For instance, to complete the KZ-1, I only have to build the track and rail bed to set it on. The O-Ho only needs grab handles, exhaust pipes and a couple of ladders. I think I can, I think I can.
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