Okay, this is what I started with…

[Peppylepugh]

We downsized a couple years ago.
And downsize I mean gigantic down.
My shop was in an office with a 12 ft. leg running to the left and another 6 ft. to the right.
The first picture is the culmination of unfinished projects, as I bounce from one to another and work slowly grinding me to lumphood.
The second is with my daughter at the end of the 12 ft. leg and two Mustang kits.
When we finally settled, I never set up shop.
A lot of stuff wound up here, instead of going to storage. I have 10X10, that is almost maxed.
Hence, the clutter, but it's all MINE!!!
98% hobby related. Mostly kits.
Today that changed.
The next three. Center, left and inside the door.
I have an -ism going now. An aberration I'm trying to deal with. I have this brooding feeling we are going to move again and keep saving boxes. I need my meds.
Anyway, last picture is the one I started this morning for a goal.
Finally after three years, right.
Mm, where to start?

 

[BarleyBop]

Looks like you're set.
Lots 'o fun to be had in those boxes!
And daddy's girl happy to be there with you... my grand daughter asked to see what I was up to on the weekend... in a few years she'll be helping me out!

Thanks for posting.

 

[Peppylepugh]

Cherish every minute of that time.
She helped built that. That was a Hobby Lobby, Testors snap and screw-to-gether she had picked out. Silver and blue. Then she painted the one I'm holding, with craft paints! I'm surprised the paint stuck real good. No primer.
A snap Ferrari. Pretty cool car.
Then she did the Lindbergh Line kit of the Statue of Liberty, with craft paint again, but it got a coat of primer and looks great.
But, then lost interest and I couldn't get her back with it.
She did just do a plastic garden Gnome for a friend of hers.
Real cool.
She was last year's National Champion
in Skills USA. Cosmetology competition.
Nail tech. So something clicked I'd like to think.

 

[GaryG64]

We downsized a couple years ago.
And downsize I mean gigantic down.
My shop was in an office with a 12 ft. leg running to the left and another 6 ft. to the right.
The first picture is the culmination of unfinished projects, as I bounce from one to another and work slowly grinding me to lumphood.
The second is with my daughter at the end of the 12 ft. leg and two Mustang kits.
When we finally settled, I never set up shop.
A lot of stuff wound up here, instead of going to storage. I have 10X10, that is almost maxed.
Hence, the clutter, but it's all MINE!!!
98% hobby related. Mostly kits.
Today that changed.
The next three. Center, left and inside the door.
I have an -ism going now. An aberration I'm trying to deal with. I have this brooding feeling we are going to move again and keep saving boxes. I need my meds.
Anyway, last picture is the one I started this morning for a goal.
Finally after three years, right.
Mm, where to start?

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You have quite a few kits.
My oldest wanted to start building kits when she was about 12. I took her to the hobby store to let her choose a kit, she chose an old 1952 car. She worked on for a couple of days and stopped. :-þ now she's 21 no time for models.
You have a really nice setup. I look forward to your next build!

Take care, brother.

 

[Peppylepugh]

You have quite a few kits.
My oldest wanted to start building kits when she was about 12. I took her to the hobby store to let her choose a kit, she chose an old 1952 car. She worked on for a couple of days and stopped. :-þ now she's 21 no time for models.
You have a really nice setup. I look forward to your next build!

Take care, brother.

Thanks, I appreciate ya.

 

[Steve Ski]

It's tough being in limbo, especially if you want to work a kit. Looks like you've got a good helper.

 

[Peppylepugh]

It's tough being in limbo, especially if you want to work a kit. Looks like you've got a good helper.

Thank you, Steve.
I was hoping, she'd pick up on it, maybe some
time later.