Hi from the Netherlands
Posted: Sat May 09, 2020 7:57 am
Hello everybody,
I'm 35 and I'm from the Netherlands. I joined this form after hearing from of from a colleague (don't know his name on here though). I've come back to scale modelling after 20 years and I'm wondering why I ever stopped doing it
. I'm currently applying the decals on an Airfix Fokker EII Eindecker 1/72.
While modelling can be difficult for lots of people, I have an extra handicap that makes things very difficult sometimes. I suffer from a condition something called Essential Tremor. This means that my hands tremble when I do things that require precision or when I'm stressed or something like that. Sometimes my hand literally moves about 1 cm back and forth in rapidly when I'm anxious like just now when I was applying decals, afraid to mess it up. As you can imagine, this can make doing certain things in this hobby very difficult.
I hope to learn a lot from you guys and maybe find ways to help me do this hobby I love without it getting frustrating like fixating stuff so I don't have to hold it with one hand etc.
Cheers and happy modelling!
I'm 35 and I'm from the Netherlands. I joined this form after hearing from of from a colleague (don't know his name on here though). I've come back to scale modelling after 20 years and I'm wondering why I ever stopped doing it
While modelling can be difficult for lots of people, I have an extra handicap that makes things very difficult sometimes. I suffer from a condition something called Essential Tremor. This means that my hands tremble when I do things that require precision or when I'm stressed or something like that. Sometimes my hand literally moves about 1 cm back and forth in rapidly when I'm anxious like just now when I was applying decals, afraid to mess it up. As you can imagine, this can make doing certain things in this hobby very difficult.
I hope to learn a lot from you guys and maybe find ways to help me do this hobby I love without it getting frustrating like fixating stuff so I don't have to hold it with one hand etc.
Cheers and happy modelling!