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Thread: Customizing start up help
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Old 09-18-2012, 10:35 AM   #6
BigHanksCustoms
Join Date: Sep 2011
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I'll give you the two best tools to have as a customizer:

1. Patience

The ability to sit back, and make a plan. But have the ability to go off said plan if it benefits said project. Learning to have enough patience to set aside a project until the right part arrives and not force something to work, physically, artistically, or conceptually. Think like a chess player 4 or 5 steps ahead of where you are.

2. Boldness.

Try to do something beyond your skill set, push yourself to be better. Don't be afraid to fail or mess up, this is an integral part of the learning process. If you can't afford a 10 dollar figure thrown in the trash, you may want to wait until you can afford to trash a few figures. I learn how to Wire LED's in MU Iron Man, but I learned about 10 ways not to wire up IM, LOL.
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