Are you a Plodder or a Flitter?

Started by Southerngooner, December 24, 2024, 01:53:18 PM

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Quote from: LASteve on December 24, 2024, 09:39:32 PMI flit to a project, then plod. Then flit. Rinse and Repeat.

That's a very fair point. I'm sure @Bob G would say that two years on the N15 project does qualify as plodding - I just flitted to half a dozen other projects in the meantime ;)

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definitely both.  I get a perverse satisfaction in hacking models to something not made as RtR or kit.  Often means waiting for the preferred donor to come up cheap.
Then spending hours / days with it to get to the point ive had enough and flit to something else. But usually to the running stage.
i used to be indecisive...but now i'm not so sure.

GrahamB

I plod until I flit  :D

Essentially I'll work on something until I hit a snag. Then I'll do something else until I figure out how to resolve the snag. So does that make me a plodding flitter or a flitting plodder?
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Newportnobby

Quote from: GrahamB on Today at 09:14:56 AMSo does that make me a plodding flitter or a flitting plodder?

Are you related to Ronnie Barker in any way, Graham? ;)

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