Share your scale modeling workspace

durangod · Sep 12, 2024

Thought i would share my workspace. I forgot to mention in the video dont toss all your empty ammunition boxes, the plastic bullet carrier makes a great hand tool storage. Also your 9mm and 357 brass fits perfectly in the holes for taller tools to keep them from tipping, and colored markers fit holes perfectly as well. Video below.

Edbert · Wednesday at 2:29 PM

I do not have a guided tour or anything but here's a shot taken from my work/computers side of the office.

None of those 4 cars are models, three are die-cast and one plastic, but all commercial built versions just for display.

durangod · Wednesday at 2:33 PM

Great space, appears to be the front half of a 67 mustang in the pic, is that correct?

Edbert · Wednesday at 2:35 PM

durangod said:
Great space, appears to be the front half of a 67 mustang in the pic, is that correct?

GT-500 but yeah.

durangod · Wednesday at 2:41 PM

love the gun collection as well, 2 of mine

Edbert · Wednesday at 2:46 PM

Looks like a .357 on the right, but I cannot ID the rifle, is that SKS based?

durangod · Wednesday at 3:00 PM

yep taurus 357 magnum, and rifle is hi-point 995 good eyes

I didnt want to go full dirty harry so i stuck with 4in barrel

Jim62 · Wednesday at 3:22 PM

Edbert said:
I do not have a guided tour or anything but here's a shot taken from my work/computers side of the office.

View attachment 125271

None of those 4 cars are models, three are die-cast and one plastic, but all commercial built versions just for display.

Models and firearms in the same room now that's a man cave. Where's the mini fridge full of beer.

Edbert · Wednesday at 3:58 PM

Jim62 said:
Models and firearms in the same room now that's a man cave. Where's the mini fridge full of beer.

Meet the "keezer", which is just a kegerator made from a freezer instead of a fridge.

I made this since I was tired of bottling my homebrew. Used 5-gallon "kegs" of the same kind used in soda fountains in the 1970s/80s running through some air/fluid lines to a CO2 tank that did double duty as a carbonator.

Alas I sold it a while back, stopped making and drinking beer and quickly lost about 40 pounds. Do not take that to mean I removed it to not have alcohol and guns together, Instead I put this together using a "medicine cabinet" from Lowes designed for bathrooms...

In the other corner is the simrig, sobriety is required there if doing anything competitive! I have a newer base and wheel than shown, the VR headset is used for driving and flight only. I'd hurt myself or break things (probably both) with any of the standing type VR games.

durangod · Wednesday at 4:36 PM

Wow hell yeah now thats a mancave.

Oh my tummy, i can smell the jack from here, drank way too much of that a long time ago. Cant even remember last time i had a snoot full, probably 20 years back.

Jim62 · 2024-09-26T07:27:01-0400

I knew there had to be more to that man cave. Nice very nice.

Pantherman · 2024-09-26T09:10:49-0400

durangod said:
Thought i would share my workspace. I forgot to mention in the video dont toss all your empty ammunition boxes, the plastic bullet carrier makes a great hand tool storage. Also your 9mm and 357 brass fits perfectly in the holes for taller tools to keep them from tipping, and colored markers fit holes perfectly as well. Video below.

Here is my little corner of heaven. Pantherman

durangod · 2024-09-26T09:23:28-0400

very cool space, love the paint boothe. Do you still do hand painting or is everything by air brush?

Pantherman · 2024-09-26T09:46:24-0400

durangod said:
very cool space, love the paint boothe. Do you still do hand painting or is everything by air brush?

I airbrush the bigger sections mostly and usually airbrush the primer on the sprues but the rest is hand painted.

I always brush my figures as it's my favourite part of the build, lot's of watery layers to build up the colour without loosing the details. Pantherman

Edbert · 2024-09-26T10:55:48-0400

That Tiffie looks really nice, I've never built one before, trying to decide if I should or just do a Tempest instead.

Motoretrolia · 2024-09-27T10:06:50-0400

All I can say is WOW! Well organized and complete. Impressive.

Pantherman · 2024-09-27T11:06:12-0400

Motoretrolia said:
All I can say is WOW! Well organized and complete. Impressive.

Thanks, have to admit that I'm a bit of an OCD neat freak. Pantherman

Motoretrolia · 2024-09-27T15:41:15-0400

Pantherman said:
Thanks, have to admit that I'm a bit of an OCD neat freak. Pantherman

Nothing wrong with that unless your Wife is the opposite. I'm more of a Minimalist mixed w/ OCD, Form follows function, etc. It drives the Wife nuts.

durangod · 2024-09-27T15:55:57-0400

Motoretrolia said:
Nothing wrong with that unless your Wife is the opposite. I'm more of a Minimalist mixed w/ OCD, Form follows function, etc. It drives the Wife nuts.

Just explain to the wife its the cost of admission for the use of our rib

lol

TimM63 · 2024-09-27T15:58:54-0400

Pantherman said:
Here is my little corner of heaven. Pantherman
View attachment 125319 View attachment 125320 View attachment 125321 View attachment 125322 View attachment 125323

I want to go in there and turn one of those paint bottles around. LOL

Share your scale modeling workspace

Active Member

Well-Known Member

Active Member

Well-Known Member

Active Member

Well-Known Member

Active Member

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

Active Member

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

Active Member

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

Member

Well-Known Member

Member

Active Member

Well-Known Member

Similar threads