School VS Model
fairladyz_gt-r
08-13-2003, 09:04 AM
how can u arrange time between school and model, and do good in both?
Toyotagt1
08-13-2003, 09:17 AM
Monday after school 1-2 hour
Thusday before school 30 min, after school 1 hour
Wenesday before 30 min, after.. 1 hour
Thursday after ... 2 hour
Friday 2-3 hour
saturday 1-4 hour depend my job
Sunday ???
Steven
Thusday before school 30 min, after school 1 hour
Wenesday before 30 min, after.. 1 hour
Thursday after ... 2 hour
Friday 2-3 hour
saturday 1-4 hour depend my job
Sunday ???
Steven
MrHappy
08-13-2003, 09:26 AM
Just wait until you have a full time career, a house, kids and a wife that thinks you should show her more attention than model cars!!!!:cya:
At least you get summer holidays!!!
Some people never know when they've got it so good...:eek7:
Still I used to think the same thing when I was at school.. :evillol:
At least you get summer holidays!!!
Some people never know when they've got it so good...:eek7:
Still I used to think the same thing when I was at school.. :evillol:
egon_dude
08-13-2003, 09:40 AM
I dont think you can- not if you wanna do well in school, anyway! Car modelling is so addictive i used to get carried away and end up not doing any schoolwork. So as a result i didnt do any modelling for like 2 years while i was doing my a levels (apart from a bit last christmas). But now ive finished school for good:thefinger you get loads of free time . . . so ive managed to finish more models in the last 2 months than i have in the last 2 years!
But arent you on your summer break at the moment, anyway?
But arent you on your summer break at the moment, anyway?
EMAXX
08-13-2003, 09:42 AM
I have way too much homework. I never have time excpet like an hour on the weekends if I'm lucky.:frown:
Hawk312
08-13-2003, 12:37 PM
Quit school and just do models. :smile: :tongue:
Seriously though, some of us are "midnight modelers". Not fun, but it`s the only way.:frown:
Seriously though, some of us are "midnight modelers". Not fun, but it`s the only way.:frown:
bigfrit
08-13-2003, 12:55 PM
Insomnia at night, and daydreaming during the day... the life of a true modeler :bigthumb:
Olivier
Olivier
SonyMobile
08-13-2003, 12:57 PM
The way I do it is, Wake up do your stuff, NOT MODELS CAUSE YOUR NOT AWAKE ENUF, goto school, get home do your homework, all of it, then if you arent doin n e thing else, Model until your little heart is content. I dunno bout you, but schools first, i cant really start a career just building models..
EMAXX
08-13-2003, 01:04 PM
Originally posted by Hawk312
Quit school and just do models. :smile: :tongue:
Seriously though, some of us are "midnight modelers". Not fun, but it`s the only way.:frown:
No, I think I'll go to school get a good education, and a good job, then model like I want to.:biggrin:
Quit school and just do models. :smile: :tongue:
Seriously though, some of us are "midnight modelers". Not fun, but it`s the only way.:frown:
No, I think I'll go to school get a good education, and a good job, then model like I want to.:biggrin:
Camber
08-13-2003, 01:10 PM
DJ RaYgU
08-13-2003, 01:33 PM
mon - fri = school :mad:
fri - sun = modeling :biggrin:
fri - sun = modeling :biggrin:
pettercardoso
08-13-2003, 07:10 PM
I'm on vacation from college since July 15th to September 22nd, so I got lots of time....:thefinger :biggrin:
SuperStreet reader
08-13-2003, 07:18 PM
Originally posted by Camber
http://www.youthpower.net/nanasmallthumb.jpg
:iagree:
School is a bunch of :bs:
http://www.youthpower.net/nanasmallthumb.jpg
:iagree:
School is a bunch of :bs:
reveller
08-13-2003, 07:43 PM
I am glad I don't have to go to school :tongue: ! I get about five hours a day during the week and the whole weekend which I can work on my models. The most I spend is about an hour and a lot of times, I don't even touch my models.:rolleyes:
reveller
reveller
chipanggo
08-14-2003, 01:59 AM
Originally posted by bigfrit
Insomnia at night, and daydreaming during the day... the life of a true modeler :bigthumb:
Olivier
:iagree:
well said, olivier
Insomnia at night, and daydreaming during the day... the life of a true modeler :bigthumb:
Olivier
:iagree:
well said, olivier
malsheem
08-14-2003, 02:28 AM
Like Mr. Happy said, be thankful school is the only thing infringing on your modeling time. I don't have kids yet, but work, wife, and man of the house responsibilities are already a handful.
I am a midnight modeler. 90% of my work gets done between 11pm and 3am. I'm surprisingly alert this late. College was good for something (grin).
I am a midnight modeler. 90% of my work gets done between 11pm and 3am. I'm surprisingly alert this late. College was good for something (grin).
r34boy
08-14-2003, 02:31 AM
mon - fri = school + homework
fri-sun = homework + modeling yay ;)
fri-sun = homework + modeling yay ;)
supratuner
08-14-2003, 05:34 AM
School started Aug 7 for me, so inbetween 8am-4pm im not home when i get home im pretty much on the phone with or at my girl friends house, so from now till we got a brake, im done with modeling:(
fairladyz_gt-r
08-14-2003, 10:01 AM
Yea i agree Girlfriend that away alot of time from my free time. but they are there for something:iceslolan
RyanGiorgio
08-14-2003, 10:11 AM
I work on my models on school nights. In the winter, I usually find it hard to work on them because i go snowboarding everyday. (i live 5 mins from a ski area, so its close)
EMAXX
08-14-2003, 10:29 AM
Originally posted by RyanGiorgio
I work on my models on school nights. In the winter, I usually find it hard to work on them because i go snowboarding everyday. (i live 5 mins from a ski area, so its close)
You're lucky, 5 min? Dang. Do you live that far up in the mountains?:confused:
I work on my models on school nights. In the winter, I usually find it hard to work on them because i go snowboarding everyday. (i live 5 mins from a ski area, so its close)
You're lucky, 5 min? Dang. Do you live that far up in the mountains?:confused:
tonioseven
08-14-2003, 11:57 AM
Originally posted by EMAXX
I think I'll go to school get a good education, and a good job, then model like I want to.:biggrin: Sounds like you have the right idea.:sunglasse
I think I'll go to school get a good education, and a good job, then model like I want to.:biggrin: Sounds like you have the right idea.:sunglasse
EMAXX
08-14-2003, 12:32 PM
Originally posted by tonioseven
Sounds like you have the right idea.:sunglasse
Yeah, and when I grow up I want to become an engineer, so I really have to work hard.:smile:
Sounds like you have the right idea.:sunglasse
Yeah, and when I grow up I want to become an engineer, so I really have to work hard.:smile:
Purpura Delujo
08-16-2003, 07:18 AM
http://www.youthpower.net/nanasmallthumb.jpg
:werd:
I'd rather be smoking.........some tires :sly: :grinyes:
I do models when I have nothing else to do, which is more often then you think. I don't do any maths homework anymore, I only do assignments. Speaking of assignments I have 5 due in the next 4 weeks :banghead:
:werd:
I'd rather be smoking.........some tires :sly: :grinyes:
I do models when I have nothing else to do, which is more often then you think. I don't do any maths homework anymore, I only do assignments. Speaking of assignments I have 5 due in the next 4 weeks :banghead:
weaponCIVIC
08-18-2003, 06:15 PM
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Originally posted by bigfrit
Insomnia at night, and daydreaming during the day... the life of a true modeler
Olivier
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well said, olivier
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my life exactly.
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Originally posted by bigfrit
Insomnia at night, and daydreaming during the day... the life of a true modeler
Olivier
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well said, olivier
__________________________________________________ __________
my life exactly.
freakmech
08-18-2003, 06:46 PM
when i was in grade school i would clean parts while i studied and did homework. that way when the weekend came around i had plently of stuff to paint and glue. if you can do this and maybe set aside 30 minutes a night to paint as well you would be suprised at how much modelling you can get done. now im in auto-racing mechanic school and i like to believe modelling is homework! when i got out of school years ago i actually found that the extra time hurt my modelling because i was impatient. school gives paint and things proper time to dry. just make a good schedule. any student should have 30 minutes a night of free time.
hobbes874
08-18-2003, 09:50 PM
I'm going to have the same problem :( school for me starts tomarrow and my new found hobby will have to be slowed :shakehead :banghead:
ShOrtyOC714
08-18-2003, 11:07 PM
For me, i just model after finishing my homework, if im not lazy.... :p
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