WIP 17th Century Poland (Part 2)

[billyturnip]

Just tidying my workbench ready to go back to work tomorrow and I've just found some more in a box I forgot I had.
I may have a rethink on the finished composition of Part 2..... and a bigger base.

 

[anstontyke]

i know that feeling well, i have that many different unfinished projects the wife keeps saying i cannot start anything until i have finished them off. must be my age though cause i never seem to hear her when she says this.

 

[billyturnip]

must be my age though cause i never seem to hear her when she says this.

I think there's quite a few of us with that "problem".

 

[arj]

That is quite a project and, on the basis of Part 1, promises to be a show stopper.

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[billyturnip]

That is quite a project and, on the basis of Part 1, promises to be a show stopper.

Cheers,
Andrew

Thank you Andrew. I just hope I can see it through to completion, the positive comments on the first one will go a long way to help with motivation I think.

 

[Dan Morton]

I've often thought about your 30 days on/ 30 off work process. I can't imagine coming back to a long term WIP after 30 days interruption; that would mess with my mind and I wouldn't complete much. But hey, side trips to Poughkeepsie via Keokuk and points West can also be fun. Keep up the fine work!

All the best,
Dan

 

[billyturnip]

I've often thought about your 30 days on/ 30 off work process. I can't imagine coming back to a long term WIP after 30 days interruption; that would mess with my mind and I wouldn't complete much. But hey, side trips to Poughkeepsie via Keokuk and points West can also be fun. Keep up the fine work!

All the best,
Dan

It certainly makes things difficult Dan. I have plenty of reference material with me here to hopefully keep my interest in the subject though.