i was wondering what evryones modeling desk looked like. mine is pretty jamed full. i just wanted to c how people kept it all together

Mines usually kept relatively clean (compared to other users on this board).


http://www.members.shaw.ca/narius/pics/Pict0502.jpg

Here is one of my bench's. I try to keep it clean.

My workbench prior to Christmas clean-up....

Mine usually stays clean for about 2 seconds when I start a new model. After that I usually end up with about an eighteen inch square that I am actually working in. The rest of the space is full of kits and all the stuff it takes to make it happen. I don't understand it. It just happens. And I do not want to stop working on the kit for clean up. Time for that after the kit is done.
capnjock

Thats how it looks when cleaned up . i usually do a mess on it but after every 10-20 days i do a clean u poperation so i can find the tools and the parts i need !!!!!

My corner...standing room only...I only get an hour or so at a time, so, why waste my time sitting?

Im just a beginner but here is mine

My desk looks like this,. btw it's not cleaned :-)

Wow...I feel like a table hog compared to some of you guys. I have two drafting tables and a card table in my room, and still feel like I don't have enough table-top!

I don't even have one set up yet (having just moved) I'll have pleanty of space when done!!

Before I forget here's the space I had @ the old place

Anyone else notice kglack's 5# Sledge hammer?

Wonder what he uses that for?

one way to keep tje kids out I suppose or he has weekend fetish were he thinks he's thor

It's for "extreme" weathering.

Man, I'd never keep something as destructive as that so close to my models. :-)

Yep maybe for those seams that won't close up!! #:-)

A beginners workbench! Selfmade...

Hi there, My workbench looks as if a bomb went off...but strange enough, I seem to be able to find everything I need like blindfolded!!
Once in a while I've been ordered by the General,(as in..my wife.), to tidy up a bit.
This works only hours, because I can't work on a tidy bench...I'll guess I'm lost forever!!

Greetz, John.

The sledgehammer is what I use for my anvil when hammering wire to a flat finish. I have filed flat surfaces to it and is a great tool for scratchbuilding...and as a "stop" when glueing parts together and need the "third" hand lean against and position wherever on my table I need..

And I did like THOR comics when I was a kid, but, I'm nearly 50 now, so I use it to fend of the kids and kritters too.

hehe

I cleaned it up just for this photo! :-)

lol - This is too funny....
My Disaster Room....



Notice my wonderful filing system? hahaha ... me neither :-)

Later-
Jeff

mine is pretty clean i try to keep things in order...
i keep all the paint bottles together and i keep all the spray cans together

mines pretty bad when a kits going.. which is always

Well, I haven't got a desk just for modelling so I used an arc in my room to work.


See yaaa

Area 51 my gf call it.....seems I go in and never come out again....




Vinnie