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At last I have started to build a model again but Im taking baby steps at the moment as some days I still dont feel up to it but it will return soon I hope.:smile1:
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Good to see from you again Graham.
I hope things are going well and as for the modeling? It will come back to you. I hear it's just like riding a bike.
Ian M
I hope things are going well and as for the modeling? It will come back to you. I hear it's just like riding a bike.
Ian M
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Hi graham, just remember, its a hobby thats meant to be fun, don't let the annoying stuff wind you up to much:thumbsup:.
What are you building at the moment?
Andrew
What are you building at the moment?
Andrew
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Its the F16 Sufa 1:32 scale with photo etch for the cockpit.\ said:
Hello Graham, good to see you've returned to modelling.
Take your time and join in the fun again....
Cheers,
Ron
Take your time and join in the fun again....
Cheers,
Ron
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Hi Graham nice to see you back building kits again mate it is for fun so take it at your own pace.
scott
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Hi graham , nice to hear youre getting back into it, although ,1/32 f16 sufa with p.e. !!! talk about easing yourself in gently .. NOT!!!! Great to have you back,looking forward to the sufa , cheers tony
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I dont always take the easy route its always the harder they are I enjoy building them also I bought Trumpeter Su-25 Frogfoot A 1:32 and I think the grand total of model kits I have is £1700 worth to build so guess who will be busy then plus I will trying to look for a job in between and no doubt I will find a couple of bargains at Leuchairs Airshow later next month.\ said:
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well that was my third vday building and painting having fun and Im 100% happy for a change.
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I am just starting again after along lay off.
It's hard to get going, nervous about loss of skills, etc.
I suppose the first splash of paint on the wheels and cockpit detail will bring it all back.
If I muck the first one up, there are plenty more to go, I suppose.
It's hard to get going, nervous about loss of skills, etc.
I suppose the first splash of paint on the wheels and cockpit detail will bring it all back.
If I muck the first one up, there are plenty more to go, I suppose.
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People on these modelling forums are not very chatty, compared to the Guitar forums.
I suppose you are too busy super detailing that model on your bench.
Hopefully I will be too occupied painting fine detail too bother with forums too.
I suppose you are too busy super detailing that model on your bench.
Hopefully I will be too occupied painting fine detail too bother with forums too.
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Sorry William, what was the question?:cheeseygrin:
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When I visit various other forums, there is something new every few minutes.
On the various modelling forums I have joined recently, the response time is days.
It's like slow motion, or no motion at all.
ps. at least you read my post.
Hear from you again in two weeks ( where did you get that icon, scarey)
On the various modelling forums I have joined recently, the response time is days.
It's like slow motion, or no motion at all.
ps. at least you read my post.
Hear from you again in two weeks ( where did you get that icon, scarey)
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Mmmmmm, ok, good luck with the modelling :thumbs-up:
Hi All
I Find this forum very chatty. I look on the forum most days and there is always activity. Obviously people are building kits and due to other commitments can't always be making posts. But that's the nature of the hobby.
Vaughan
I Find this forum very chatty. I look on the forum most days and there is always activity. Obviously people are building kits and due to other commitments can't always be making posts. But that's the nature of the hobby.
Vaughan
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It is not a criticism, more of an observation.
It indicates the different personalities that frequent the web.
Guitar forums, for example, seem to be extremely active, whereas model forums don't.
This forum, however, is great to use as a library, there being a wealth of modelling tips available if you search.
I hope I can get my modelling up to the standard of many examples I've seen here.
I was reasonably good, but can always improve.
I agree Vaughan, I reckon once I start those models, the laptop will get a lot less use.
It indicates the different personalities that frequent the web.
Guitar forums, for example, seem to be extremely active, whereas model forums don't.
This forum, however, is great to use as a library, there being a wealth of modelling tips available if you search.
I hope I can get my modelling up to the standard of many examples I've seen here.
I was reasonably good, but can always improve.
I agree Vaughan, I reckon once I start those models, the laptop will get a lot less use.
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Those damn seats with the small bits to paint grrrrrr. :darn: Now I need to phone hannants for new seats now as I have screwed the kit ones up.
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Keep at it Graham and don't get to stressed, after all its meant to be a hobby one can unwind, I know that's what I get out of it after a hard day at work. would be good to see some photos of progress as others can learn from watching, have a think about it, its a friendly place and from experience its only positive comments and support around here!Look forward to seeing your work and welcome back to the foldRich
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See these photo etched sets grrrrrrrr:darn:need to order more now as the carpet monster has swallowed it.
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