Well, as a builder, i've got a bad habit of "that can be fixed", so I end up with built kits, arfs, and who knows that have been flown and crashed and in a couple cases never flown, but were poorly built. Taking the leftovers from an ARF crash and add in a little scratch building and you can end up with some very good flying planes. You can also end up with a shop that is so full of projectsthat it is dificult to work on anything
Thats about where I'm at now.
So, no kits, then there is going to be more crashedARFs that need a new home and you could get you daily fix of glueed fingers and cut fingers rebuilding them. Lets see, I've got the wing and tail from a 60 U-Can-do as a result of not checking the ailerons on it's maiden after I aquired it. New Hot's style fuselage is what I'm looking at now. And then
Don