" Building Block" What do you do??

[Chris K. Hale]

Everybody has them, but what do you do? Usually I can pull out a simple kit or something way off what I usually build, like maybe a Hot Rod or LSR car and that will get the paint spraying, the cement flowing and the desire to jump right into some heavy building.. Chris

[Deleted]

If you figure out a trick let me know. I've been in a slump for close to a year.
Trev

[Calvin]

Building block? I dont even know what that is.....
The real question for me is what can I do to get a break from modeling?

[Art]

Chris,

The simple kit method has worked for me in the past, but it sounds like its not doing the trick this time, huh?

-Art

[Chris K. Hale]

Actually I started a AMT 1/43 69 Mustang that I am adding the Monogram 427 Cobra chassis, stretched, the full engine and suspension to. I cut open the hood on the Mustang and started the engine. Its been a little windy here so I havent been able to paint since Saturday but it just might work if I can get some stuff sprayed.. Chris

[vintagerpm]

I've used the simple box stock build of a non-car before. Had a blast building a couple of 1/35 scale Italeri WWII motorcycles. Didn't know enough about either one to obsess over doing them wrong or not.

Lately, I've been building a lot of armor, so breaking a block seems to come to changing subjects. I have a 1/12 motorcycle, a tank, and a sci-fi project all going at the same time. I just rotate from one to another if I get blocked or bored with one.

Mike

[Patrick]

:'(I certinally don't know either. Go watch some TV...I like shows on Egyptology or "Dogfight".

Patrick

[sandysixtysfan]

While it doesn't always work I build something different, like some drag racing funny cars or WW II planes. I guess there's no one-sure-fire solution. Lately, just finding the time or a time when I'm not too darn tired has been the problem.

Sandy