There is no doubt that the Sprue Cutters Union has been neglected for a long, long time. I have no other excuse than the fact that I have had other things going on that have kept me out of arms reach of a keyboard for quite some time. Today, though, the clouds have broken and a little sunshine is gleaming down on the once proud blogger carnival we established years ago. While this is a welcome return, I am not saying that it is ready to rise out of the ashes and regain the strength of its former self, so don't get your hopes up.
It seems I have found some time to write merely because I stayed home sick from work today. Sitting on the couch all day, collecting my thoughts, and mucus, I figured it was a good opportunity to resurrect this blog, even if for just a moment.
So, on to the topic. I recently completed Hasegawa's 1/48 F-4E and am ready to assume my next project. While this is a hobby that helps me to relax, at times it can be a lot like work. The break between a finished model and the moment I crack open the cellophane on the next kit can be rejuvenating. The question for this month's SCU response is:
Do you appreciate the lull between builds?
Maybe you're one of those modelers with an endless parade of kits in various states of completion on your workbench where a lull doesn't exist. Or perhaps you are one of those modelers who spends the next month polling the forums on which kit you should tackle next.
Whatever your strategy is, I want to hear it.
Do you have a response? All links to blogged/vlogged responses can be linked in the comment section below or can be posted to the wall on The Combat Workshop's Facebook page. They will be shared from there.
