Funny ye all should mention time as an issue...

The idea of Unfinished Business, at least for me, is to see some of those builds that do not make the end of other campaigns finnaly come together. I have been speaking to John about how we can do this and have a few ideas:

1) Leave the campaign open with no end date. Would have to set a time limit though for every shelf-queen, say 3 months from when you announce your entry. It would be very manual for me to keep track and issue the awards, but possible.... but people would only ever get one ribbon.....the administration software is like that!
2) An annual campaign from Jan 1st to Dec 31 every year. Awarsds would be issued at the end of the year and only one award per year, no matter how many you finish. If we do this should we have a rule saying no builds from 1 year can be entered into the next year? Just to encourage people to actually finish them?
3) Leave it as a once in a while type campaign? Would knowing there is always the Unfinished Business campaign sap the motivation from other campaigns?

I'd love to hear your ideas on any of the options above or any alternative suggestions.

Thanks
Sean

Going to have to go with the status quo, offered every year and kits worked on in previous Gettr Done, Hanger Queen or Unfinished Buisness campaigns are allowed.

Otherwise I might NEVER finish anything... -grin-

Mike

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Going to have to go with the status quo, offered every year and kits worked on in previous Gettr Done, Hanger Queen or Unfinished Buisness campaigns are allowed.

Otherwise I might NEVER finish anything... -grin-

Mike

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As far as the campaign ribbons go--would it be possible to add a devise, such as an oak leaf, to a ribbon for each subsequent campaign finished?
Just a thought.

Keith

Funny ye all should mention time as an issue...

The idea of Unfinished Business, at least for me, is to see some of those builds that do not make the end of other campaigns finnaly come together. I have been speaking to John about how we can do this and have a few ideas:

1) Leave the campaign open with no end date. Would have to set a time limit though for every shelf-queen, say 3 months from when you announce your entry. It would be very manual for me to keep track and issue the awards, but possible.... but people would only ever get one ribbon.....the administration software is like that!
2) An annual campaign from Jan 1st to Dec 31 every year. Awarsds would be issued at the end of the year and only one award per year, no matter how many you finish. If we do this should we have a rule saying no builds from 1 year can be entered into the next year? Just to encourage people to actually finish them?
3) Leave it as a once in a while type campaign? Would knowing there is always the Unfinished Business campaign sap the motivation from other campaigns?

I'd love to hear your ideas on any of the options above or any alternative suggestions.

Thanks
Sean

Lucas,
That's awesome! The T-bar chips look great. How did you get the tonal differences?
The rear hull grab handles are none too shabby either.

Did you use the Vallejo Black Brown 922(??) I love that stuff. It's what I used on the Stuka aus Fuss frames.
Did you put down a lighter paint shade first and then fill in the centers with the brown black?

Have you thought about doing the same to the feel of the outriggers on the rear hull? Perhaps along the lenghts and where they pass through that center fitting?