Post by Lobbie on Nov 9, 2005 5:27:31 GMT -5
G'day,
It's time to quit when any or all of the following happens:-
A:-
Everything suddenly seems difficult and you spend more time than usual on reading the instructions or dry fitting the plastic only to fail miserably on all attempts.
B:-
Whatever happens you swear your other half has a Voodoo Doll in the next room sticking pins in it ! Ahem....causing you grief.....Ouch....STOP !!!!
C:-
When you get confused as to where the modelling area is, due too all the unbuilt kits and boxes forming a maze, hoping too trap you in the room for ever.
D:-
You spilt half a bottle of glue over the model, or spilt CA Glue on the desk and found yourself stuck. Or found the PE sticks better to your fingers, or have fallen asleep at the model desk and gone to work with bits of plastic or even paint on your arm.
E:-
For the upteenth time, some part has of the model has suffered from tweezer launch and for the upteenth time the tourch has been put to good use.
Or the carpet monster has swallowed the parts you spent days scratch building as replacements.
Note:- I seen first hand from Option C, D and E, from several of my students. If you can think of anything else that should be added to this, feel free to do so.
It's time to quit when any or all of the following happens:-
A:-
Everything suddenly seems difficult and you spend more time than usual on reading the instructions or dry fitting the plastic only to fail miserably on all attempts.
B:-
Whatever happens you swear your other half has a Voodoo Doll in the next room sticking pins in it ! Ahem....causing you grief.....Ouch....STOP !!!!
C:-
When you get confused as to where the modelling area is, due too all the unbuilt kits and boxes forming a maze, hoping too trap you in the room for ever.
D:-
You spilt half a bottle of glue over the model, or spilt CA Glue on the desk and found yourself stuck. Or found the PE sticks better to your fingers, or have fallen asleep at the model desk and gone to work with bits of plastic or even paint on your arm.
E:-
For the upteenth time, some part has of the model has suffered from tweezer launch and for the upteenth time the tourch has been put to good use.
Or the carpet monster has swallowed the parts you spent days scratch building as replacements.
Note:- I seen first hand from Option C, D and E, from several of my students. If you can think of anything else that should be added to this, feel free to do so.
