What a long strange trip it's been. About a month short of the 8th anniversary of my packing up and moving across country, I have settled back, God willing, into my final base. And dark as it may be, here's my nice new work area: The previous owner(s) did a lot of working down here, and some of the surfaces and drawers are stained with not-friendly-to-models oil. I will try to seal or resurface it.
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barkingdigger
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It looks like a great space to work in. Lots of room. You could almost host a club down there.
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Posted: Wednesday, November 04, 2015 - 08:33 AM UTC
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Wow, that is one big space!
Hi Guys, glad you like it. However, for now, it's filling up fast with SWMBO's stuff.
More in-use shots pending.
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mparham02
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RobinNilsson
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Some free advice: Cover the primary work area with a white or very light colored surface. That will make it easier to find small parts that are trying to escape. Lots of dark areas will also "eat" light. / Robin
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