12-29-2009, 03:55 PM
Like Pete, I continue to learn new techniques and materials, and strive to push myself beyond my current skill levels. Probably the most important thing that I've learned is that, while you can read articles on modelling and look at photos (both enjoyable and informative pastimes), sooner or later you simply have to "just do it". Start with a simple project with which you're comfortable, and gradually take on more complex projects which interest you - "interest" is an important factor, especially when you come to an impasse in a project - it's what keeps you searching for whatever you need to carry on. And, of course, we all have this and other forums, where we can ask for help or advice. It's a great time for anyone just beginning in model railroading, as it is for us old-timers.
Wayne
Wayne
