TSJ Builds AMT 1457 USS Reliant

This one took me a few months. I had stalled on it for a bit, then with a surge of energy, much like that of the Genesis wave, I poured myself back into it and am very proud of the results.

This one took me a few months. I had stalled on it for a bit, then with a surge of energy, much like that of the Genesis wave, I poured myself back into it and am very proud of the results.

I had stalled for a bit on this one, but I’m finally plugging away on it again.

This one took me by storm. I loved building it, but it was one hell of a journey.

Since I recently reconnected with this former hobby, I have realized that it is a wonderful method to express my creativity while also doing something that significantly lowers stress levels.

I recently posted two stories about my journey revisiting a hobby I’d left over four decades ago.

I previously posted on the blog about my experience getting back to a hobby I’d abandoned four decades ago. It was likely due to a lack of proper supplies, tools, paints and so on. Growing up, we just didn’t have much money and my models generally looked pretty bad.

It’s been a stressful last few months, no doubt due to the production and release of my latest thriller, A Blanket of Steel. Because of this, while I await my signing tour this Spring, I’ve decided to revisit a former hobby from over four decades ago. And boy, I had no idea how much fun it would be.