should I finish it or burn it?

[kennb]

KennB

[Mr. Moparman]

What is it?

[kennb]

Oh.....1954 Studebaker Wagon

[Jesse D]

That'd look sick as a street machine!!

[weasel]

well, all my BAD models go into the cabnets under the bench to be pulled out at a later date...read, never!!?? lol

[Dr. Cranky]

Sometimes it just helps to put it away for a while or simply walk away . . .

[djway3474]

I would not give up. But then again I remember loads of fun as a kid smearin tube glue all over and strikin a match LOL

[GTMust]

I agree with the Doc. Put it aside until you feel the challenge again. To good so far to junk it... and you never know when re-inspiration will hit.

Personally, I think you captured the Stude look pretty well.

Tony

[martinfan5]

Fire! hhhhh, fire! hhhhhh fire!,hhhh, , I have no idea what to tell you, put it away for latter then burn it

Edit- just in case no one gets the fire thing, its from beavis and butthead

Edited December 3, 2011 by martinfan5

[kennb]

maybe it will look better with a roof and windows.

[Harry P.]

Looks like you have plenty of hours into it so far. Why give up now? Like the guys said, maybe put it aside and move on to something else... get back to it when the mood strikes. But definitely don't trash it!

[sweptline64]

It's looking like a good start to me the front really looks like a stude so I say put it away and come back to it later, That's what I do when I get frustrated with a build which is why I usually have about five or six builds going at one time. But if you ultimatley decide to burn it then I would recomend putting a model rocket engine into it and watch it fly then explode me and a freind did that to a corvette when I was a kid it was fun to watch it skate across the ground then go vertical and explode. But seriously put it away and come back to it later.

Edited December 3, 2011 by sweptline64

[customsrus]

Or there is a third option, you can send it to me. LOL. I agree with everyone else put it away for awhile and then come back and finish it.

[Green Duster]

Dont give up. I've got some( quite a few), that I can't finish. Got a 71 Charger with a Viper drivetrain. Been going on for over a year. I have a 76 Pacer P/Street been going at that for 6 months.

As the frog going in the pelican's mouth says: NEVER GIVE UP!

[SuperStockAndy]

Don't give up, that'll look awesome finished.

[Jesse D]

http://www.rodandcustommagazine.com/eventcoverage/0612rc_goodguys_columbus_auto_show/photo_29.html Check this out!

[Skydime]

Oh yeah! Definitely put it in the box for a while. I would hate to see this meet an end after taking a look at the link posted by Jesse.

[diymirage]

find a fellow member on here with a stalled project of his own and exchange projects

you finish his and he finishes this...that might be cool ?

[Rdkingjay]

Yep, put it away and try again later. I have an old Revell flip nose '66 Chevelle, that I lowered and pro-streeted and painted sublime green. Same thing, do a few things, put it away. No rhymn or reason, its just one of "those" models.

[bobthehobbyguy]

Looks like you got a good start. What about it are you not happy with?

bobthehobbyguy

[sjordan2]

If you can make the roof and side panels go with the curves of the body, finish it.

If it's going to stay square like this, burn it.

[disabled modeler]

Ill bet it will look better when you have some window outlines in it...if it gets to you put it aside and take a break from it. Works for me all the time and I usually start with build-ups or junk....no real hobby shops around here.

[1957dodgeregent]

finish it!

[kennb]

Thank you for all the comments and suggestions. Tyere has been a few the see why I am not pleased with how it is turning out, I may just set it aside for now and redo the partsw that bother me.

KennB

[martinfan5]

Thank you for all the comments and suggestions. Tyere has been a few the see why I am not pleased with how it is turning out, I may just set it aside for now and redo the partsw that bother me.

KennB

Thats a good idea, just set it a side and go back to it later