Dont know if l am allowed to do this?
Well l won't be able to do much due to high school next year.

Hi Benllben,
At the moment I am really busy and getting a couple of hours per week to work on my layout is about all I can manage.
Every now and then I'm lucky enough to spend an afternoon of 4 or 5 hours on the layout but haven't done that for a couple of months.

If all goes well I spend about an hour a day. The kettle goes on at 4.00 pm, and, mug of tea in hand, I descend to the basement until 5.00.  Sometimes I do nothing except sip tea and "test."

I am extremely lucky to work as a musician (evenings only) and after i've cut wood for the fire,fed the horses,donkey,pig, goats,chickens, and rabbit still have time for at least six hours a day modelling. If not modelling i go out researching the history of old railway lines.
I am very fortunate that my dear wife  takes care of all the car maintenance,decorating,gardening, roof tiling etc that needs to be done (she says its enough reward for me to allow her to play with my trains in the evening!
Mike

Oh yeh, dream on baby.  

Les

There wasn't a choice for zero so I chose 'less than an hour'. Pathetic isn't it?

Too much time spent keeping the Forum in order, Bob :?   Now that Jeff and Perry are helping to spread the load hopefully that will improve.

Didn't you say that you had a new project up your sleeve :?:

I've put myself down for 1 to 2 hours, because I'm not sure that "thinking time" counts. (Moira says that modelling and Barchester are all I ever think about).
If I added forum time, I could probably treble my vote :!:

Like Bob, no zero so i put less hour down. All i can do at the mo is plan what im going to do when this Lodger moves out, which he go now  :evil:  but i must not think that should i but hey i can sin and then confess later  :twisted: .
Mindue im on here alot well when i get home from work, until her indoors says you not speaking again then or is that dam thing more important,well now you ask dear  :D  ,not always only when i ignore her, well i get lost when i come on this Forum its so good.
Phill

I know it doesn't take much to do it, but I'm confused - again!  :shock:

Is this per day or per week? Both periods are mentioned at the top.

Perry

Must be per day Perry going by the first thread he posted.
Phill

Ah :?   I cast my vote by the week :?

A day, a week, zero is still zero for me.

what a sorry sad lot we are!! one eye on what we enjoy doing
the other srewed over the shoulder in case she who must be obeyed
catches us. :oops:  :oops:          8)

How true Owen how true!!
Mike

I reckon I spend about a couple of hours a day actually modelling on workdays. It would be more but I spend way too much time on this forum!  :roll:    

If I have some spare time on one (or more  :wink: ) of my days off, then I probably put in a few more hours there too.

So, 6-days per working week x 2 hours per day = 12 hours, plus perhaps 2 x 4 hours sessions on my days off; maybe a total 20 hours a week or so.

Well, scratchbuilt goods sheds and revolving fiddle yards don't build themselves, you know.  :shock:  :roll:    

Perry

If it's for a day, someone's getting 4 hours sleep maximum    

i work 4 on 4  of which is good, but with a lad of 5 months its hard sometimes. i tend to get up early on my days of get the lad up feed nappy hoover all the bits before the boss gets up. this way she can't moan when she sees me sneaking up me ladder.

I am still waiting to get out to the modeling stores in Burlington to add to what I brought from England 30 years ago. The interest was just revised 5 months ago when I met Bob

Its per week. l spend 0 as l need to plan still and get a bench.