I am bored

Started by Oldman, July 13, 2013, 11:22:24 AM

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Oldman

Have nothing I can do train related at the moment.
Waiting for stuff to arrive before I can do anything else. Sitting looking at the layout and thinking I could do this and that then realise it needs to be turned upside down and wiring jobs done but no bits  >:(
Modelling stupid small scale using T gauge track and IDl induction track. Still have  N gauge but not the space( Japanese Trams) Excuse spelling errors please, posting on mobile phone

dutchkev

I find only three situations generally apply:- 1. Not having time to do anything 2. Waiting for parts 3. Waiting for money to get parts. There are rare occasion of playtime in between.  :claphappy:
Kev.

Greybeema

You're bored?  Sitting in the hotel.  Checked out, Bus to airport not due for 5 hours. Can't go swimming, no railway stuff to do/read...  Just have to read "D-day" by Antony Beevor…

"Life's a beach"
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tadpole

Wish I was "bored" occasionally.
If there's the slightest hint of my having nothing* to do, SWMBO makes me do something.

*in the opinion of SWMBO. Not necessarily the same as nothing.
Two rails good. Three better.

Agrippa

You're alive and kicking ! The alternative is not an option !

Nothing is certain but death and taxes -Benjamin Franklin

RChook

#5
> I am bored
Oh dear, time to take up chicken keeping ?
Have you writ your will ? >

>You're alive and kicking ! The alternative is not an option !
:) :) :)
Oh dear, I ref. hon member to his sig !!! >
Nothing is certain but death and taxes -Benjamin Franklin

dr deltic

i was bored once back in 1978.

keerout

 :laughabovepost: ...but he didn't inhale....  :smiley-laughing:
Gerard

47033

Well, I am just coming through the end of a 3 day weekend and havn't had so much as a sniff of modelling. I've been nowhere near bored, in fact I don't know where the time went. I had a some pretty big jobs to do on my truck and I really don't mind doing the work myself. Not having to pay a garage allows me more money to spend on my hobby (trains).  It does get harder though especially on the knees as I get older.

Then I had to mow the lawn today ( 2 acres) which by the time I've done all the trimming as well takes about 2 1/2 hours.  I've spent many hours on the internet in between these things too, this site, ebay, ehattons, Rails of Sheffield etc. Throw in watching a little TV and going to the Gym. Wow, I need more hours in a day.

H

Bored?

Everything possible done?
Nothing else to do but die?

Nah, I can't believe that.

H.

Michael Shillabeer

There are card kits that can be downloaded and printed (some are free) that will fill time.

Alternatively, scratch build something using household material - cereal packets etc.

Michael

H

An ideal opportunity to experiment and practice to improve modelling skills.

H.

Oldman

I found something to do in the end but had to wait till the temperature had dropped.
Anything outside at the moment I am finding a no go situation.
Am loving looking at the outside world through the windows but having to sit indoors with fans running and my inhalers by my side. Dare not risk using glues at the moment. Back to the quacks tomorrow, feeling very lethargic at the moment.
Modelling stupid small scale using T gauge track and IDl induction track. Still have  N gauge but not the space( Japanese Trams) Excuse spelling errors please, posting on mobile phone

Mr Sprue

Has anyone solved the problem yet, why project draws never empty and keep filling up?

I wish my beer glass would do the same, now that would definitely kill boredom!  ;)

EtchedPixels

Working on it.

About a year and a half ago I got all the unfinished kits out and started them.

Now I'm having another run at it - this time taking the resulting giant pile of half finished kits and finishing them  :beers:

Yesterday I did another Nightstar coach from Adam's vinyls, the day before that I finished a kit built 27 I'd put aside when the Dapol one came out and today I'm building a D2130 full brake (ex ambulance coach).

At some point I'll get down the queue to the milk brake !

Alan
"Knowledge has no value or use for the solitary owner: to be enjoyed it must be communicated" -- Charles Pratt, 1st Earl Camden

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