Share your scale modeling workspace

[MattG]

My space is a small basement storage room I repurposed. It has been mostly a catch all for random stuff that needs fixed or other small projects. Occasionally some plastic modeling gets done. My stash is mostly in the cupboards below. I have recently been going through and replacing dried up supplies. Now that the kids are almost full grown, I'm trying to get back to the bench some more. I tend to model in spurts when I get into it. So long times in between sessions with life, the universe and everything getting in the way.

 

[Jakko]

Wow, you guys have everything so neat and organised (My workspace is only one of those two. It would not stay the other for long …)

 

[Down Time]

Wow, you guys have everything so neat and organised (My workspace is only one of those two. It would not stay the other for long …)

Mine gets trashed during a build, when it's over I "reset". Then the cycle starts again.

 

[Down Time]

New space is getting there, close to "fully operational".

 

[Heavy 7]

Time to update the progress





Back to work ....... not work fun

Pep

 

[Jakko]

Interesting way of marking out the parallel tracks around a curve

 

[BarleyBop]

So, as mentioned elsewhere, during the pandemic, I set up shop in a repurposed kitchen (part of our renovations of an old victorian property which had been subdivided into 3 apartments).
We ripped out the old cabinets (you should see what my wife can do with a 48" wreking bar!), narrowed the room to add space to an adjoining bathroom, then installed newer, salvaged cabinets from another unit that would fit.
As there was a hole in the wall where the stove used to be, kept that to install a hood.
Removed several layers of vinyl and disintegrating linoleum, now it is an even colored painted floor that still manages to eat PE and styrene!
Now it is my comfort place, a refuge from distressing realities, my time machine where I will forever be 12 years old!



The network/printer server closet still not finished (maybe this winter?), as the 'interim' mesh WIFI network has been doing the job!





... my cheaters, and a drawer each for: found materials, putties and filler, ropes and chains, wheels and accessories, left over and scavenged decals, LRDG and SAS figures, radios and crates,
General stowage, assorted MGs (never too many for my SAS & LRDG buddies!).

 

[Heavy 7]

Interesting way of marking out the parallel tracks around a curve

The road next to the track is being defined. Have a homemade jig that sets the track parallels.

 

[BarleyBop]

The road next to the track is being defined. Have a homemade jig that sets the track parallels.

Never thought about it until I came upon this video: