My whole creative life seems to be a continual 'what if'. I may think I know where I want to go, but in every case I end up somewhere else. I hate saying I am going to do this, and do that, only to end up recanting everything I predicted. It is a dilemma that has been with me since birth _ it's frustrating. To be honest, even this introductory piece has been recanted several times; I keep changing my mind about what I am going to write and do next.

Perhaps, I will just post pictures without explanations. Then this blog will be what you alone will make of it. It will be your story, not mine.

In saying this, please feel free to make any comment, but don't expect me to reply. I may or may not, I don't know.

Welcome, Griff. Looking forward to watch you going with your flow. 

Hmmm? Is that really Doctor Griffin or should it be Patient Griffin?

Meh! Doesn't matter!

If we weren't all a little the same the World would be knee deep in completed Whif models, as it is I'm ankle deep in partial, stalled & incomplete builds.


By the way: Welcome to the Nuthouse!        

Thanks for welcome @Pellson and @Old Wombat.

Defo feel your pain Griff. But rest assured, we are not alone. I also belive it's getting worse as the pace of the world picks up. Social media and smart phones we never put down.....it's got too many of us going so fast we can't think straight. At least that's my opinion, I think lol

Quote from: Captain Canada on October 11, 2022, 04:43:02 PMDefo feel your pain Griff. But rest assured, we are not alone. I also belive it's getting worse as the pace of the world picks up. Social media and smart phones we never put down.....it's got too many of us going so fast we can't think straight. At least that's my opinion, I think lol

Hi.
Perhaps you're right.

Ahh, welcome to my world my friend! The place where things might get started, someday, and rarely get finished. That's not just models either.

@kerick , thanks for the welcome.

Welcome to the Madhouse, hope you enjoy yourself.   

@Rick Lowe , thanks for welcome.

After a good week of planning the diorama platform, I take the plunge to buy the wood to start construction.

Establishing blind spots.
The blind spot behind the control panel can be eliminated if the panel were lowered to tabletop level.
I need to avoid having anything of visual significance within the blind spots.

Figuring out the window and porthole spacing, between each other, for a model which accompanies humans.