Builders log

I keep one on a portable computer.  It only covers what the kit is, and what I do with it after building.  I like to keep track of which contests I enter a particular model in (I forget from year to year, do not like to repeat entries).  Biggest problem is remembering to enter a new kit when I finish.

I've only kept a log for one build. It was more of a session log.....date, start and stop times, and what I did during the sessions. It was on Academy's 1/32 F-18D that I built for my bro during his first tour in Iraq (he was a WSO with VMFA(AW)-332 "Moonlighters" at the time). When he got back, we compared logs (mine is bigger!!!). Turned out, that at the same time (with time zones factored) as I was building the GBU-12s for the model, he had dropped a pair of em, getting 50+(confirmed) bad guys.

I also keep a log of finished builds...just scale, company, type....so I don't forget any for the "year in review" thread.

not me,sounds too much like work !!

Never really crossed my mind to keep one. Adequate bench time, especially at this time of year, is a rarity anyway, so I would need to use that time actually doing instead of writing about it. Something to consider though for the winter months.

I don't keep a log, per se, but I've created a little database so I have a history of what I've built.

I used to keep a log of what NASCAR stockers I've built and when, but quit that over 8 years ago. Too many models tossed over the years to even think of going back and building a history.

Glenn