Show us your modeling WORK-BENCH

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Greg K.
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Show us your modeling WORK-BENCH

Post by Greg K. » 28 Dec 2002 05:51

Ok, I was going to build a new work area to do my modeling, and so I came up with this idea, and thought that it might be cool to show everyone just how messy we modelers are.. :D
or how clean you are.. :(

I'll start it off and let's see how far we get....
P.S. I thought it over and have decided to buy a new table area instead of building one... SORRY
BUT due to my wife wanting her closet back for storage I must do as she says. :x :x :x :x :x :x :x :x :x (just joking) :wink:

well here's my work area, and what I was going to do was to build a complete work area inside this closet. as you can see it needs a lot of cleaning and work... 8O 8O

I'll have my new work area in place in a few days.. I HOPE!!!!
then I'll show you how that came out... :idea:
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Post by David C. Clarke » 28 Dec 2002 06:18

yeah Dragonman, I know the feeling. My "model table" has so much junk on it I usually just grab the xacto knife, glue, tape and needle files, put paper on the kitchen table and do the basic assembly there. (Not that I think your work area is junky.) Between paints, tools, airbrush, etc., I have to use the table and I don't even want to talk about storage space.....
Cheers, D
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Post by Greg K. » 18 Jan 2003 20:48

ok, heres my new work bench/computer/TV station.
and it all started with a TV i got for Christmas, man i love the holidays!!!! :D
the japanese flag over the table says: "good-luck & courage"
i still have a lot to do and hang up but thought i'd show you what i did before my surgery.
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Post by 1939 » 19 Jan 2003 00:49

I wish I had such a place
My workbench is all ower the house...or in the basement when it's not humid.
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Post by R-Bob The Great! » 12 Feb 2003 02:21

wow that place looks great. TV too. I take mine into the TV room and make it there on some newspapers. Probably why mine are so awful. hard to concentrate but hard not to do it in front of TV,
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Post by Daniel L » 16 Feb 2003 17:39

It looks very nice, nice working area.

Best regards/ Daniel
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Post by Greg K. » 16 Feb 2003 23:46

thanks, my wife thinks that it was a BIG mistake to buy me that TV.... because it all started with that as a gift, and turned into a new modeling area for me...

so i can't wait for my next gift!!!!! :lol: :lol:
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Post by Christian Ankerstjerne » 17 Feb 2003 00:18

Hmmmm.... - once I get my own appartment, you're going to be my interior decorator, Dragonman!

Christian
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Post by Greg K. » 17 Feb 2003 00:39

you know that old song don't you??? it goes: MONEY-MONEY-MONEY---------------MONEYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

that's what i charge.... :D
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Post by Greg K. » 17 Feb 2003 02:27

ok, my wife said that she was the BRAIN's behind the idea and that she would love to help you design your work area.
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Post by Christian Ankerstjerne » 17 Feb 2003 17:55

dragonman wrote:ok, my wife said that she was the BRAIN's behind the idea and that she would love to help you design your work area.
I'll save this post for later reference, or a reminder if you will :wink: 8)

Christian
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Post by Nick H » 22 Feb 2003 13:05

Hi,

Is there a place on the internet where I can buy magnifying glass on a stand?
Thanks for the help
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Post by Greg K. » 23 Feb 2003 03:24

check this out for a super Magnifier Task Lamp it is cheap and alot better than mine. :(

http://shop.sportsmansguide.com/smg/cb/ ... X2&i=47550

plus you can buy a stand for it....
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