Unfinished Business!

[OldTaff]

....And the Philosopher of the Month Award goes to..............


Alan

 

[Tubby-Nuts2]

....And the Philosopher of the Month Award goes to..............


Alan

Me! .. . Or a 'Poisoned Dumpling', may find its way onto ones plate.

Mark.

 

[OldTaff]

Well, roll me over and tickle me belly

 

[DEL]

I'm dead relaxed about having several figures on the go at one time.
I usually have one that I'll see through to a relatively quick finish but I'm always tinkering at the others.
This is relatively easy for me as I tend to use a limited palette and just vary the shades so as I work on one I'm splashing paint on the others. Need to keep a nice tidy workstation to do this.
I'm still working on Andreas 90mm mounted Crusader that I bought from Brian Snaddon in the last millennium.
I do a little bit more on it regularly........maybe I'll add hair on the horse

 

[Huw63]

I thought I'd contribute but I wasn't sure what to say... I need to think about it.

Cheers

Huw

 

[Mirofsoft]

Yes I understand , family, job, changing job, kids growing, grand kids appearing etc ....
Last time, I "procrastinated" for 30 years
No no no, I was wrong, just take a bit of time for you like less TV or less reading in the evening

Best

 

[Ron Tamburrini]

I'm dead relaxed about having several figures on the go at one time.
I usually have one that I'll see through to a relatively quick finish but I'm always tinkering at the others.
This is relatively easy for me as I tend to use a limited palette and just vary the shades so as I work on one I'm splashing paint on the others. Need to keep a nice tidy workstation to do this.
I'm still working on Andreas 90mm mounted Crusader that I bought from Brian Snaddon in the last millennium.
I do a little bit more on it regularly........maybe I'll add hair on the horse

Well it would be a strange horse if it didn't have any hair

 

[DEL]

Well it would be a strange horse if it didn't have any hair

Surely you must have heard of a Piebaldy.

 

[Ron Tamburrini]

Surely you must have heard of a Piebaldy.

 

[TD2802]

I definitely sympathize with the procrastination dilemma. Family does come first along with an array of things you need vs. want. Recently had to shell out an ungodly amount of money to replace our roof and gutters. So a lot of funds didn't necessarily go to what I wanted and had to defer to the missus . On top of all that, my workplace promoted me to manager when the old one retired - good career wise but also means longer days at the office and sometimes weekends. Consequently my grey army may stay grey for quite some time.