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I work on more than one build at a time, but it does tend to lead to abandoned or stalled builds, and so, my Shelf of Doom has at least a dozen builds on it, some going back ten years or more.
The bigger the government, the smaller the citizen.
As a rule...I do not work on more than one kit at a time. It is too distracting for me and if i have to wait for something to dry, I can always find something else to do. I usually deep clean the AB when i get to that point or do some research on a future project Etc.
OhHo!
I usually have three or more going ! Please don't ask why.
Er No!
Remember , common sense is not common.
Tanker - Builder OhHo! I usually have three or more going ! Please don't ask why.
Why?
I always have more then one build going at a time, 2 ships and an AFV at this moment. Can't be wasting time for paint or glue to cure to do the next step. It also is good to have a fall back when one kit starts to get frustrating.
Marcus
For me it all depends on the complexity or goal of a model. If I know it will take weeks/months, etc. I will work on it in stages while completing other kits too.
However it is a simple out of the box build, I will often work on one at a time. I can work on one sub-assembly while another is drying.
Life is not a race.... nobody gets out alive anyway. Seriously, I do this for my escape. If I ball multiple things up simultaneously it is no longer relaxing... thats just me.
Ben
"Everyones the normal until you get to know them" (Unknown)
LAST COMPLETED:
1/35 Churchill Mk IV AVRE with bridge - DONE
NEXT PROJECT:
1/35 CH-54A Tarhe Helicopter
Yes.
Too many models to build, not enough time in a lifetime!!
Yes, all the time. I too favor the longer drying time and having more than 1 kit going allows for adjustment in time and fatigue level. Example; after working all day and a long commute I am not usually up to masking a canopy or bubble but I might be up to assebling a few photo etched pieces or applying a basecoat.
Downside is I've misplaced or lost parts if I let too much time go by or have too many kits going
So good to hear I'm not the only one that does that!
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