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A couple of questions though about the 12 hour build, how do you all keep going and motivated for that long ?,
Do you have any background noise like music or a telly on, i seem to model better when i have music on, and lastly (OK that's three ) do you all constantly ask each other what you are doing and why, personally i think i would snap after about 8 hours with people constantly bugging me ( not really that talkative when i model 
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thanks, Andy 
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P.S i wish i could have nothing to do except model for 12 hours, but work and the Beloved keep getting in the way LOL.
We 're all very busy during the 12 hour build, talk is usually non modelling related, although we do take pot shots at each other
being good friends with most of the guys you model with, allows you the flexibility to be yourself and it is alot of fun! We have a pot-luck dinner, and snack throughout the build, Mountains of treats are consumed and gallons of coffee and beer are downed. We have a couple of rules, one is, no more than 20 minutes at the air-brushing booth at a time, which can be limiting. We set up a second spray booth outside this year. Talk about difficulties, ever had your paint freeze on you while airbrushing!?!
Here are some photos... and yes that's one of our guys, Rene,.... airbrushing outdoors in Feb at about -10 below.
Two other aircraft where completed, a Rufe float in 48th and a 48th T33 in Canadian markings.
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But you have a nice little playground outside to play with! You said you were the only person not to finish, does it mean you have to pay for the food and beer next time? :-) 
