Hi all

I got around to finally doing up another comical funny picture related to Scale Modeling

Hope yall like it.......



more model related funny pics on my website here.

Page of Scale Modeling Related comical pictures.

Hi Delbert!

How did you get a shot of my work-bench...?

Nice one!!

Rowan

Eeeek! Nightmares of yesteryear have been renewed with that pic!

Jeez, remember those days?!

How did people live with PE in the olden days? ( I still avoid the stuff like a plague).
I loved the "priceless" list on your site, just don't tell my wife....

Now that's one nice airbrush #:-)

That thing works ? The hammer is to smash the kit ? #:-)

Of COURSE the hammer isn't for removing the parts... you use the blow torch for that!

Naw, the hammer's to either get tight fitting parts together, loose fittlng parts together or creating battle damage, from getting tight fitting and loose fitting parts together. #:-)

Gee I needed that......made me laugh for about 10 minutes...people around me must think I'm nuts. Great pic tho....almost what my workbench looks like...only with more updated tools...but I still have a BFH (big f*#$&#*$ hammer) by my side.

The only thing missing is the huge roll of duct tape, to mask canopies and hold assemblies together while the glue dries...

Great pic, thanks!

Shaun

looks like delberts also been in my modelling room :-)

Very funny indead! I really like the pics!

Let me guess the tools from left to right:

the big red one - for clamping the parts together.
the driller - for drilling holes
the plies - for holding the model or cutting the parts
the hammer - (I don't know) maybe to hit warn everyone to keep away from a model in progress
the blowtorch - a crossbreed between an airbrush and for burnt effects
the tape measure - for measuring
the green one - looks like a compressor with atleast 100 psi
the steel saw - for cutting the parts from the sprue
the spray can - spraying paint
the white container - maybe a thinner for thinning paints etc.

Have fun reading this guys

I like it. I like your site also. The one about Priceless is just tha, priceless. You've got some good pics here and good tips. Thanks for sharing.

Early days????!!!!???? Looks like my bench earlier today ....

I could use that grinder ... mine is fried from sharpening No. 11 blades, broadheads, bayonets and e-tools.

One question: How come you have the little bottle of paint thinner? You know, it's cheaper to buy it in the 55-gallon drums.

VERY funny stuff, Delbert! Thanks for the laughs!! :-)