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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by orsonroy You're just being overwhelmed by the scope of the project. You see in your mind the finished product, but see in front of you a mass of unfinishedness, and you lock up. Dive in and complete ONE thing. Lay some track, sand some roadbed, solder some feeders, sculpt some scenery. Whatever you do, get trains running as fast as possible! Once the critters are running around on the mainline, it'll be a whole lot easier to work on other things like scenery and buildings. I've found that taking one hour a day or every other day (or whatever time you can REGULARLY afford to spend on the layout) makes the whole layout building process go MUCH faster. [/quote] Hear Hear. I was loaded with alot of inertia because i could not decide what to do. So I plan small things leaving the big things in seperate projects. Days go by that I dont touch the workbench or even look at a single train. But I know there is one small unfinshed project waiting. That one small project suddenly needs something else to fini***he scene and now the scene needs a train and so forth. But pick a small task and get moving. Dont be in a hurry with it. You will feel much better before long.
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