Big SHOCK!!!!!

MortarMagnet wrote:

I'm still an even split.  The computer and workbench share a chair.

Lucky........ as soon as my family gets out of debt, I'm getting my dad to buy me a laptop!!!!!! 

MortarMagnet wrote:

I'm still an even split.  The computer and workbench share a chair.

Yes my lap top is one of the most important hobby tools I have.....and most expensive! I couldn't model without it though. OH! I say laptop but only because it hooks me up the FSM FORUM!
Thats what I meant.

Zip

You are NOT alone. I spend more time here too

Bud

archangel571 wrote:

I think the major reason is that i had piled up lots of crap on my work area so i got too intimidated/lazy to clean them off.

Well as for this week ALL my time is here. If y'll read my other post, I am waiting for some paint to get ordered and come in from my LSH

I have nothing to do......

Bud

rudy_102 wrote:

The reason I spent more time on the forums was because I was out of glue. But now, I've built 3 models (yes, 3) since I got glue.

Out of glue?  that is equivalent to an Infantryman running out of ammo during combat mission.  NO EXCUSES! Now you must go and buy glue in bulk or in industrial size container.

Bgrigg wrote:

Run out of glue? That would be almost impossible for me. Let's see, I have 1 bottle Tamiya Cement (thick), 1 mostly used, 1 half used and 1 spare bottle Tamiya Extra Thin Cement, 1 almost new bottle of Testors Liquid Cement, 2 bottles of Flash Medium CA (1 almost empty) I use for filling gaps, 1 bottle of Flash Thin CA (1 second bond) I use for instant bond (and a bottle of CA Insta-Set just in case 1 second bond isn't fast enough!), 1 bottle of Formula '560' canopy glue, 2 tubes of Testors Orange, 1 tube Testors Blue and 1 tube Ambroid Plastic Cement (none of which I use, but can't seem to throw out), and 1 bottle of Elmer's White Glue, along with a bottle of Methylene Chloride I've used for bonding plexiglas together. I guess you could say I'm stuck on glues!

And which glue do you like to sniff, oops, I meant to say to use for gluing on clear parts like canopy?

Rudy,

$4 a week X 52 weeks per year = $208.00 per year.  If you stick to 1/72 scale kits, you may get away with decent number of kits.  When I was growing up, my allowance was about the same and I saved up for a month and bought 2 Esci 1/72 armored kits and rest for painting supplies.  Gosh I miss those days.  Another suggestion that I have is that you really need to find yourself a sugar momma to support your addiction

At work, or at school:

Access to models - no

Access to forums - YES

'nuff said.