So I guess (from reading other posts...) to keep from getting tied up in one project...
I need more projects!
(Oh boy...)

Multi-tasking... oh boy is right!! nd

I love to have about 15 bodies or more ready to paint up at a time and let them dry a while. Then............................

Bob...OH BOY...zilla

Years ago when I was really into customs, I had at least a half dozen or so going at one time. That way there was always something to work on. Whether it was paint drying or a bod I was tired of working on, I could always pick up some other bod and carry on if i so desired. Nowadays, I usually limit it to three at any time. :) rr

I usually have a few brewing at the same time too. I have ruined a few customs becasue I couldn't wait for something to dry completely dry before messing with it... now, I just put it down and mess with another project

I usually have a few brewing at the same time too. I have ruined a few customs becasue I couldn't wait for something to dry completely dry before messing with it... now, I just put it down and mess with another project

The Bobzilla rule ...."Just Walk Away!"

To think that after 40 odd years of painting cars, houses, refinishing furniture; modeling, trains, plains, cars, buildings and boats ...you name it...I've stuck a fingerprint or a hair in it.

I still mutter quietly under my breath "Walk away....walk away...walk away"

...then of course some bug flies down from the shop light when you turn it off AND...

...into the next shiniest thing he can find which is usually what you just painted...

...whereupon he begins doing the backstroke, side stroke, and the australian crawl trying to free himself (unless of course it's a moth and then he does the butterfly) ;)

The Bobzilla rule ...."Just Walk Away!"

To think that after 40 odd years of painting cars, houses, refinishing furniture; modeling, trains, plains, cars, buildings and boats ...you name it...I've stuck a fingerprint or a hair in it.

I still mutter quietly under my breath "Walk away....walk away...walk away"

...then of course some bug flies down from the shop light when you turn it off AND...

...into the next shiniest thing he can find which is usually what you just painted...

...whereupon he begins doing the backstroke, side stroke, and the australian crawl trying to free himself (unless of course it's a moth and then he does the butterfly) ;)


Or you sneeze! :freak: rr

Bill & rr you guys crack me up...hahahhahahah ...Ah Chooooooooooooooooo

Just had to come back and read Bills wild explanation of the bug backstroke and the moth doing the butterfly....haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

Bob...next the caterpillar crawl with the centipede walk on...zilla