After several months of being stupid busy I actually got some time to myself. 2 days in fact. So like a right git I wasted the first day doing stuff all…. but today I made the effort to do something hobby related….
Still in the thick of building it but at least i’ve made a start. I don’t have a deadline like some of you folks
Well it’s the final day today, I hope those of you who have not finished have some luck today finding last minute bits, finishing last minute jobs.
Those 3 months shot by lol! I have enjoyed entering, and loved looking through all the entries, we certainly have some imaginative, ingenious people on here - not to mention, kind helpful and encouraging.
Thanks to PP for running it - still unsure what’s going on judging wise? are you sticking to the members of the site deciding or are there some secret judges like last year?
All will be revealed I’m sure.
Thank you all for entering, that is what keeps this going.
Okay i guess it's time I closed the challenge for this year (2020). I've kinda been poking my nose in but I'm already back at work and back to being stupid busy so I've haven't really been keeping up to date, apologies. I believe there's a last minute entry i need to add to the list - lumenzilla :-)
I will update and start getting things in order tomorrow. If everyone could have a think about the prize list and make a list of first 5 preferences that'll help move things along greatly. I realise there's a couple of TBA prizes listed. A few of the sponsors have responded to me recently but one outstanding that's not responded is Neal. I'll try him again and hope he responds this time since it's the end of the challenge. He's also the contact for a couple of the manufacturers.
Aside from that I hope everyone enjoyed the challenge , participants and viewers alike :-) Goose judging will remain a big secret at least for now.
It was indicated to me this time of year is less busy for some so don't let the creative juices stop here... :-D
We had a really nice showing this time round. The competition level seems pretty high with so many fantastic builds, especially in the modified lights category. I’ve marveled at every build I’ve opened.
Well it is officially the 6th here now and nearly time for my bed, I have a busy day of home schooling a 7 and 15 year old tomorrow on their first live streaming lessons! That should be interesting, just hope they don’t ask ‘daddies’ to be on cam answering questions lol!
It was a lot fun entering (and misery sometimes ) but is very satisfying when you pull something out your butt that is actually good - and we all definitely achieved that for sure , thank you to PP for organising it all this year, and most of all thank you to those who made some fantastic lights.
It is a big shame so many don’t seem to have made it over the finish line though, hopefully you guys will ace it next year, maybe not leave it so late it can be a bit of a steep learning curve for sure - but it is also great fun. The main thing is to BANK on things going wrong, and buy double of the things that may go pop - they are usually the cheapest bit too. When thinking how much time and effort these ventures are, buying a spare driver and led are peanuts in comparison to time spent.