Someone forgot to hit the save button the other week. So this is my second attempt at saying happy new year to anyone who may stumble upon this blog.

When making terrain it's very easy to get a bit carried away and end up with something much bigger than anticipated. There is definitely a tendancy for builders regret to creap in. Why did i build this? How am I going to store it?

This blog malarkey seems to be helping me get things a bit better organised in my head. I hate lists of things, they make me feel on edge and always get lost or torn up. But writing things down in a more conversational way seems to make the process easier. So I think I'll continue with the rambling posts.

You can spend hours, days or even weeks chasing perfection. That extra time and effort you put in can end up being wasted, if you have already reached a point where it's as good as it's going to get. In a worst case scenario, you may even risk ruining a project if you get carried away. I know I've ended up doing this many times. Knowing when to call a project finished is a skill I am still trying to develop. So I find sharing my projects with others (especially my wonderful wife) can help a lot to avoid that "is it good enough" spiral.