My cure for "workbench blah"s

I doubt they’d be contest-winners, but I try to put a good bit of detailing into my models. Despite my “assembly line” approach ( moving on to another kit while the first one of the night has cement, putty, paint drying, etc. ) giving some variety, I still get to the point that I’ve worked on the models for a while and feel rather apathetic because of the slow progress.

Anyone else get that feeling? Sometimes the results of a few sessions seem not enough for the time put in and a wierd mix of boredom or apathy for a project sets in and it goes in storage for a while.

I think I found my cure. Recently I ordered some of the old small-scale Star Blazers ships. In one weekend I had 3 with primer coats and 4 more halfway through building. All this AND progress on some of the bigger projects that have been in the works! The results on the mini-kits were immediate and gave some motivation to get more done on the ones in storage.

Those are quick, fun builds. At one point I had all of them. Any pics?

Pics coming soon as I get a digital camera. Once I figure how to get them on here I’ll be sure to include some that have been requested before including the B-wing and Sulaco.

You need to upload your pics to an online image hosting site, such as Image Shack or Photobucket, they offer free hosting up to a pretty large limit. I use Photobucket and created a tutorial on how to post using it:

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Note that since the tutorial was made they deleted the tabs for image/videos and you can now upload both using the same interface. They’ve also added automatic copying of the IMG tags which eliminates the need to copy the tag.