Ambitious project

[Mercuryman54]

I have posted several builds in the Under glass section, but never in the Workbench section. I have started a project using the Jimmy Flintstone 1953 Ford Woody. I have pictures of the progress. The question I'm asking is should I start the workbench build post? This will/may be a long drawn out build. So should I just jump in and post as I can or wait until it's closer to completion? This could take awhile. Just asking. Your input is welcomed.

Thanks, Dennis 

[DumpyDan]

It is up to you, some people post daily some post when they make some progress.  Some are posting for years.   I usually take pictures along the way and then post them all at once, but that's me.  Just post cause we all want to see your progress and your completed project.  Have fun.

[Foxer]

I put all my builds in the Workbench and mine take years .. oldest is probably 8 years old, but it's easy to add to and is a record of what I've done. ... since it's probably years since I last worked on it last!

 

Just be sure to save a link to it so you can find in a year .. or two 

Edited September 18, 2017 by Foxer

[OldNYJim]

I like seeing projects in progress, personally - post lots of pics with lots of detail is my vote!  It's cool seeing a build come together!

[espo]

I agree with CabDriver, post as you go. Sometimes you will make discoveries that you can share that will help others, and when problems arise you can ask for and receive suggestions. This resin body has always been interesting to me but I just have to many others right now to add this one, so I look forward to what you do with it.  

[tbill]

i usually like to make a build thread [haven't lately though], i think my longest one was my 6 baldwin motion camaro's and chevy titan 90 with car carrier to haul them. the build took 6 months, and i had a boat load of pic's in it.

 

in short, post away with many pic's

[Mercuryman54]

Well it has started!! 1954 Mercury Woody in on the Workbench. Hope I survive!! Thanks for looking.

Dennis