Projects.......*sigh*

*sigh*.......
So awhile ago I was really excited to start a Paint horse project. I picked up a bunch of paints and started training and breeding them, and also got a few pairs from the EC. A few months later, here I am desperately wanting to switch projects haha.

The only problem is that I have over 40 paints!! (With not much space to put them on my alternate account.) I'm kind of stuck. Lol!
I want to keep going with my foundation paints and do a line of those, but none of them are ready to breed yet, and that's the same with the project foundation Trakehners I was going to do after paints. Mehhh I have a predicament. 

Ahaha, I feel you, I had an Andalusian project a month ago, but recently dumped them for a Chinco project. XP

So... I recently got to the end of my first project 26 paints (13 were customs I had purchased, and I mixed them with some of my own pretties) now into retirement, now I have 32 paints at 16, 24 mustangs at 3ish just on this account.  My spare is my graveyard of projects, some of which will come over once the first set of paints are gone - 64 tekes, 20ish welshies, 16 andies, 16 arabs, and my second gen vanners are all just waiting to come back and be aged.

I remember those days for me, my goodness.
It took me 2 years to actually find a suitable project to stay interested in, and believe me, that was rough LOL
I have gone from QH, to TWH, to just a basic rescue, to Lippies... Etc etc. I have done at least half of the breeds on this game. 
Unfortunately none of them took off properly. Either I ended up liking another breed better or the market was terrible.
Finding a suitable project for me all depends on the market, community, horse statistics, and obviously myself. I loved the idea of having a rescue of dressage horses, and the Teke community is small but tight-knit so that means less competition in the market, plus I loved the art. So I started up the project and had it going for almost a year. :)

I'm glad I'm not alone! 
Slowly transferring my lined paints to my spare.... It's gonna take awhile lol. 
@Nittrous- Sounds crazy! 

I originally bred paints for color, but then kept getting cream champagnes or some sort of champagne EVERY time, so that's why it's going out the window, at least for now.

Update: I started on Trakehners, and all I'm getting is the basic colors (bay, chestnut, and black) and its kinda frustrating, (I love color) but I might think about doing a Trakehner "blackout" line. What do you guys think?