Small but fun
Arthur

here's my area... not quite a s big as some of you guys


and the man behind it all

NEVA!!! NEVA!!! MWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

JOIN DA CLUB!! #:-)

Gents,
Keep this thread running for another month and I'll have pics of the Lurkum -tip of the hat to Dr Suess.-
Which book? Anyone? Anyone?

Found out the finiancing on the house will go through today, close is Dec 1.

a million things can go wrong, wish me luck

Mike

yep i believe i did it this time. in my gallery under my nickname : MAJOR_GOOSE i posted (or think so !!) some pictures of the workarea i have. is a small store room outside the mainhouse in my yard which is made only for my purposes and hobbies.but since its a new home is not ready yet. i have my corner that i can work now.please somebody answer can u see the pics? thanks

M_G I can see your work area pictures.

Major_goose,

The picture a visible in your Personal Gallery.
It looks like you never work in your workspace, nice and clean

Arthur... you crack me up! I'm LMAO!

'as the figure to the left passed out? 'Belly-up'?

:-) Here are a couple of pics of my work space. As you can see it is "L" shaped with my PC work station backing on to the long leg. The rest of the room mostly has shelving that holds my stache, part of which can be seen above my computer. My air brushing is done in the converted downstairs toilet. I am aiming to convert the attic for use as my modelling room, at a later date :-)





Mal

This is on a artists desk,about 3' x 2'.
Having the round tool holder is a real space saver.During the building process,I habitually put tools away,to keep them from getting lost.I have the decaling stuff to the left,then glues,then some drills and such to the right.

Ok Here goes:














There's my current space...........about 4 foot by 10 foot

Here's the ours. I mean me & my wife a.k.a "Ladymodeller2".
Not too tidy,but,heheh...as it can be at least huh ?
:-)

I found an ugly, purple & green painted, 3'X5' Drafting table in someone’s trash heap. Got out my handy Emerson "pocket" knife, scraped a little paint... OAK... solid oak. Hauled it home, refinished it and it sits in one corner of my garage. Small sets of bookshelves under it hold my supplies, un-built models and parts. My garage is a quasi-family room/study for my High Schoolers. It has TV/VCR/DVD/Stereo so I am good to go. I set up my own lighting using 4’ fluorescents and some incandescent track lighting to fill the center area of my desktop. Powerstrip on the table supplies more than enough plugs for my dremel, pyro-needle, hairdryer etc.

No pix yet.

John
www.johnneill.com

Quite comfortable down in...

The Bunker

My area is in the basement. Probably the worst place for ventillation, so I probably get dumber everytime I paint or glue. It is on an old workbench and I TRY to clean and put away paint, tools, etc. after every time. This probably ends up costing me tons and tons of time over the coarse of the whole project, but it makes it so my wife doesn't go crazy and tell me to clean it up (worth the extra time )

Here's mine after moving into our new house.