Hotel stays.

[KarlW]

Work has me travel a bit and stay in hotels, so far I've figured out I can take limited stuff to attack with the hairy sticks, usually primed and assembled wargames figures.
Any one else hobby and travel?

[Tim Marlow]

I’ve prepped and assembled plastic and metal wargames figures and plastic kit parts while on holiday, using files, scalpels and Emery paper, but never taken paint and brushes with me. More power to your elbow……

[The Smythe Meister]

You have better self control than me Karl .......
...... By the time I've worked my way through the mini bar I'm in no fit state to assemble/paint anything!!

[Guest]

30+ years ago, I used to go on holiday with my parents in a camper van. I always took basic modelling tools and a kit to build with me (and usually bought at least one that I found over in foreign lands but had never seen back home).

[rickoshea52]

Snap! Currently holed up in a Heathrow hotel sniffing glue instead of getting bevvied.



And previously - https://www.scale-models.co.uk/threa...rkbench.26413/

[Valeron]

I used to travel with work but unfortunately wasn't a modeller then. I can appreciate how it keeps you occupied and busy and out of the bar. Some nights away with work in a hotel were so long and dull with limited things to do.

[stillp]

I did most of an OU degree while covering the UK as a sales engineer. Room to myself, no distractions, ideal for writing essays or studying textbooks.
Pete

[Tim Marlow]

I did most of an OU degree while covering the UK as a sales engineer. Room to myself, no distractions, ideal for writing essays or studying textbooks.
Pete

Good man! I did a fair chunk of mine on night shifts monitoring fermenter growth conditions at work.

[Peter Gillson]

I usually take sone sculpting stuff - usually a few tools and some putty to work on s head or two. Tina takes some sewing or needlework a well.

i read a few years ago that Rod Stewart used to make buildings for his model railway while on tour; he apparently he often used to book an extra room just for his modelling when not on stsge!

Peter

[Tim Marlow]

I usually take sone sculpting stuff - usually a few tools and some putty to work on s head or two. Tina takes some sewing or needlework a well.

i read a few years ago that Rod Stewart used to make buildings for his model railway while on tour; he apparently he often used to book an extra room just for his modelling when not on stsge!

Peter

Worth looking up his layout Peter. He was the buildings man, and it’s pretty damn good.

[Guest]

Great idea Karl and Rick , far better than sitting in a bar .

[The Smythe Meister]

Great idea Karl and Rick , far better than sitting in a bar .

Hmmmm.....
POSSIBLY ....... But only just!

[Guest]

Hmmmm.....
POSSIBLY ....... But only just!

That's not what you tell Rach is it !

[The Smythe Meister]

Of course not!!
More like.... "God, it's so boring here..... Crappy room.... Nothing to do..... just can't wait for the morning to come" .......

[Peter Gillson]

Worth looking up his layout Peter. He was the buildings man, and it’s pretty damn good.

You are right ; really high quality stuff. I rememberr it being featured in a Model Railway mag and hitting the mainstream news. apparently he moved it from his LA home to the UK, it took 3 months and a couple of large containers to bring it over.

Peter