Share your scale modeling workspace

[Down Time]

Here's my bench. Almost all "Made in Sweden".
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Look, no carpet monster!!

 

[BlackSheepTwoOneFour]

Here's my bench. Almost all "Made in Sweden".
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Lemme guess… IKEA.

The closest IKEA I've seen is around Boston. Never been there but always wanted to go there.

 

[foenetik]

My space is cozier since I relocated. I miss my Art room but I am glad to have a space to create at all. I am a fan of organization if you cant tell. I have a tote with the rest of my supplies off to the side. I can't wait to airbrush again.

 

[Andy the Sheep]

Look, no carpet monster!!

He's there, belive me!

 

[Andy the Sheep]

Did the Swedes solve the carpet monster problem?

No. They made an attempt but failed miserably.

 

[BlackSheepTwoOneFour]

My space is cozier since I relocated. I miss my Art room but I am glad to have a space to create at all. I am a fan of organization if you cant tell. I have a tote with the rest of my supplies off to the side. I can't wait to airbrush again.

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Won't stay clean for long no matter how hard you keep it organized and clean…. just sayin'….

 

[Rimmer]

My bench is pretty dull by comparison.

I have some shelves above it...

And I still use on of these things when I do some modelling around the house or in the garden.

 

[Edbert]

Never dull with a Sherman and a Tiger in progress!

 

[Rimmer]

Never dull with a Sherman and a Tiger in progress!

Thanks!

That photo is a couple of months out of date - The Tiger is still sitting waiting for me to finish it, but I completed the Sherman.

 

[Edbert]

Ahhh...figures...they used to be my favorite subjects, as in 76-80 or so. Those two are very nice.

Painting 1/35 figures killed my mojo on a recent kit because I need to practice more, they kinda suck, but the kit would be odd without them. I need to suck it up and keep trying, wipe 'em down if necessary and try again.

 

[Rimmer]

Thanks! I'm still very much a beginner in figure painting. At the moment I just try to keep it simple. Neat base colours. A citadel wash, and then repainting the base colours on the high points to highlight. Really easy. Oh, and a matt coat to dull down the wash.

Those figures look good - you should get them finished. I don't know what that gun is, but it looks excellent. I like your white-wash.

Cheers!