When building plastic models I highlight steps in the instructions I skipped over, then periodically review everything to make sure those steps get completed at the right time. Harder to do with wooden ships, I find because it does seem necessary to jump around a bit. Sometimes, it’s to simplify later steps, sometimes it’s to keep momentum while glue dries, but usually it’s because I’m getting bored/frustrated and need to focus on somethung else for a while.Namabiiru! Don't tell me you have the ricochet rabbit disease too! I guess there are so many mini kits in the kit one needs to be flexible or it turns into work.For me, I find myself making to do lists late in the build to make sure that I have done all of the stuff that should be done before the rigging starts.
Blessings.
Chuck
I know: TMI…
. I hope, with all of the work you've been doing, you and your Admiral are settling in nicely to your new home.