Just finished the last one and it's looking nice in there. I know what you mean about the instructions. At first you double check and triple check everything and you look at the pile of boxes and think you're never going to get there. By the lend you're wondering what all the fuss was about.
I have figures spread over two rooms at the moment so I'm planning what I take in there. Never had so much space before, but I do have a lot of figures on pre-order.
Finishing the new room has coincided by accident with news I've been awaiting for over four-and-a-half years - a big inheritance from a relative who died in America has finally been received by our UK lawyer. Brexit helped to keep Sterling low and for a long time it's been a double-edged sword: wanting a bad exchange rate to maximise the incoming dollars (while wondering if it was ever going to arrive at all), and biting the bullet with the bad rate on purchases from the US and Hong Kong.
I could retire now, but have decided to carry on working one day a week clearing the mass of stock the business has built up (antiques and collectables). Selling it cheap already, after I got the word that the money was coming soon, is bringing in cash for more toys. Continuing to do that will take away the guilt if I decide to splash out on some bigger priced items, such as Blitzway's Ecto-1 if it ever sees the light of day.