How many kits working on at once?

I have about four or five going at a time because I have limited time at the bench I hate waisting it on watching somthing dry.

Thad

I try to maximize it to two builds at a time, one in the building stage, one in the painting stage. This way I can always do some modelling but I do not get a large backlog.

I've got 12 boxes open on the bench as we speak, but most of these are figgies/equipment sets that are going into the King Tiger/ Opel Maultier diorama I'm working on at the moment.......

Like I've lost my mind........

I count 19 builds going currently in the stash. Most of those were started in the '80s, however. As my building skills began to approach competent in the late '80s, I felt the need to reproduce almost every detail. Needless to say, I got bogged down and would put aside projects when I hit a roadblock trying to figure out how to reproduce something. Now that I've figured out how to approach some of these impasses, time is the issue.

I've learned to forego some of the detail to actually finish a project or two. 

I've always subscribed to the "One til Done" pledge, But when you get going good and want to keep busy building you seem to get to the point where the model needs to set for a while.  That is when it is nice to have another project to pick up.  I don't think several going at once would be good for me.  I'm doing two P-51B's simultaneously and seriously have mixed up and painted the gear doors Twice!  Rick

So many I lost count.

I usually work on several at the same time. Guess I get bored working on just one at a time as shown by my workbench list. Too many to build and too little time to build them.

Jim

Usually one to the finish line.  I say usually because I have 4 going right now because I signed up for a lot of GB's. 

I frequently have 5 or 6 going at once.

 Typically, I'm one til done, with an occassional pair of the same type. But right now I have seven going. Revells new 1/72 B-17, a pair of 109s (little bits of work while the paint/cement dry on the 17) and 4 T-6s as one project (just started and sidelined til I finish the 17),

I think I get slowed down with multiple projects. Problem is that I get burned out and move onto something else. Ironically I usually go back to my first WIP and finish it first.

i have 3 soon to be 4 WIP's. LOL

I can only do one at a time. I get totally immersed in the build, reading about the real thing and looking up stuff about them. I don't think my noggin is smart enough to do that for more than one thing at a time.

Usually one kit at a time but I suffer this "95% completion syndrome" when it is almost completed and I just don't come back to finish it for few weeks or months because I am already working on new kit.

One at a time but I'm just getting back into this and have to keep my steps straight.   That being said, I think I will continue doing it this way because I like to see things through to the finish.