Between Projects: what do you do?

[David Spencer]

Lag the boiler's condensation pipe, and swap the living room light fitting.
Partyyyyyy!

 

[Viking Bob]

Away from figures, I like to go to the local RSPB reserves, we have plenty around where I live, take the camera and snap away. Great to get away and talk to like minded people.

 

[Oda]

It's always back to back for me.from one project straight to the next.Being a professional nurse in a methadone clinic and father of a 7 year old princess does not leave much free time so I always steel away time from my sleep in order to keep modelling.

Oda.

 

[David Spencer]

Thanks for the replies, gents.
Great photos, Bob (the Reed warbler has one of the best calls in nature!).
I imagine Oda could tell some hair-raising stories.

 

[Viking Bob]

Thanks for the replies, gents.
Great photos, Bob (the Reed warbler has one of the best calls in nature!).
I imagine Oda could tell some hair-raising stories.

They certainly have, the goldcrest is a close 2nd

 

[cinimod]

Between the occasional painting of figures my main hobby is airgun benchrest target shooting and tinkering with air rifles. I collect spring guns from the 80’s and 90’s and refurb them to my individual tastes
I also make wooden things in the shed of dreams…..…dom

 

[sd0324]

In between painting my hobbies lean towards shooting. I do pistol and three gun competitions and long range precision rifle shooting. My wife and I also spend a lot of time traveling, mainly to the American West.

Steve

 

[sd0324]

Between the occasional painting of figures my main hobby is airgun benchrest target shooting and tinkering with air rifles. I collect spring guns from the 80’s and 90’s and refurb them to my individual tastes
I also make wooden things in the shed of dreams…..…dom

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Well now, those are all beautiful and fascinating. I love those wooden stocks, classic.

Steve