ok, so lots of you cats are already done with your Space Pods.........

i'm just starting with my Seaview!!!!!!!!!

how do you guys make your models soooooo fast?

no job?
no work?
your a rabid model maker?
your all pro's??

what??

i know i'm not the greatest but i'd swear some of you guys finished your seaview in a week!

and I'm working on a Chariot now

. . . how do you guys make your models soooooo fast?
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Amphetamines?

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My Pod and 2Ft Lunar J-2.

man , i feel good if i get 3 or 4 done a year .
hb

By devoting a couple of hours every available weekend, I'm able to get done with a model in about a month or so, depending on its complexity and size.
As you know, patience is one of the greatest tools in the art of model building, so being a "slowpoke" actually works in your favor. ;)

Turns out studies have shown that model building is also good for the health of a marriage. The more time you spend brooding, locked in the garage working with cement, paint and plastic, makes her miss you once in a while.

I'm currently up to my twelth fully-lit, remote-controlled Seaview with fully functional Flying Subs capable of flight, my third Spindrift capable of flight and actual interdimensional travel and have an entire pallet of shrink-wrapped chariots and space pods on the way...And our marriage has never been better.

You've been nibbling on scotpens' tablets, haven't you???


Chris.:p

I've been slacking off lately, but I usually get a model-a-month built. I usually spend one hour per evening working on something. I'm still doing that, I just haven't managed to finish anything lately!

Some times I can knock one out in a couple of days to a week... My seaview took about 27 days. My longest on the bench was about 9 years :p :drunk:

wow now I feel bad Ive had the Battlestar Galactica on my table for god 10 years, every time I look at it I have to fix another problem with it.


Edit I just realized Ive been working on it longer than ive been married - it was on my desk the day my (now wife) first came over to my Air Force Dorm Room OMG I just reminded her she laughed and said it sure has history!