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Yes, nice and tidy… right after admiring all the minis you’ve loved to work on to completion. Then you look at the ones you really should get around to finishing and putting them in a spot to be worked on. Next you set aside the ones you want to work on, in front of the ones you should work on, and make sure you see them right in the middle of your hobby space. Then you get about to setting your tools and paint so you’ll be ready to get to the painting and hobbying when you’re ready. This, all before going back to the minis you are proud of because you actually finished them and just oggle while setting your hobby desk roadblocks back in place.
yep been there and got the T-shirt and scars
so you’re saying that if it weren’t for that … you’d paint even faster ?
😉
Hi diddie de a gamers life for me ?
oh my …
just set up my hobby space and I’m already sort of doing that. *eep*
This happens to me more than I want to admit
sounds about right