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appalachiablue

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6. Terrific, glad you're doing the work & posted here. 'Process' is it.

Reply to bluedigger (Reply #5)

Sun Jan 12, 2020, 09:23 PM

Jan 2020

Whether building a kit or just following the directions and diagrams, it is the process and not the finished model that is the greatest benefit. A little goes a long way. It truly is the journey and not the destination.

The gratitude received from recipients has been amazing. In the field, the kits help with boredom but in the hospitals is where the magic really happens. Read more about how these models have touched lives on our testimonials page.

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Making Art Helps Your Brain & Is Good For Your Health, No Matter Your Skill Level [View all] appalachiablue Jan 2020 OP

Boy oh boy do I concur!! lunatica Jan 2020 #1

Art and gardening Bayard Jan 2020 #2

Right here, both are passions!! appalachiablue Jan 2020 #4

No supplies needed JudyM Jan 2020 #3

I returned to my childhood hobby of scale modeling two years ago. bluedigger Jan 2020 #5

Terrific, glad you're doing the work & posted here. 'Process' is it. appalachiablue Jan 2020 #6