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10-27-2004, 09:55 PM
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10-28-2004, 03:33 AM
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Well here is my room/model workshop...
   If I had a enough room I`d build a deskjust for modeling but no room for one 
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10-28-2004, 05:30 AM
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Is that HO scale trains? if you dont want them try selling them, instead of letting them sit around like that.
So many nice desks and working areas, i must take a picture of mine when i get some batterys. |
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10-28-2004, 03:32 PM
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supratuner; yup thats one of my train sets I also have a n scale and another ho scale too. I don`t want to sell them and I prolly never will I love them too much. I had my model cars up there because I have no where else to put them. I was standing at the doorway when I took this picture...
 ... my room looks bigger in that pic than it realy is. a little cubby hole for my birds... http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...ck/mtrain2.jpg and this is my other train set that I`m not done working on ...  as you can see I have no room in my room and thats why I had them cars on the train set
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10-29-2004, 01:29 AM
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A little story...
 I took this pix and noticed when I was editing it, that the background was a 'little' busy.  , Normal and what it looks like about twice a year (for a moment)! Theres a stereo on the desk, a 20in TV to the left and a closet full of kits to the right. Posters cover every bit of space that will hold one, and theres just too much scarry stuff everywhere else to mention.
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Re: The much neglected modelling desk
Here is my working space. On the contrary of what people might think, it looks like that most of the time
  
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Re: The much neglected modelling desk
This is my work area its the garage this place is just for now untill i finish building my work bench
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MY work area is anywhere i can find to work intill it comes time to spray paint or airbrush. Then its to the garage or outside.
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  This is where I do my work have to clear it away for Meal times which is good as it keeps it tidy. |
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I got myself a 30m2 storage room in the appartment building basement.
Warm and cosy all year round and no disturbing stuff to steal focus. The desk is actually equipped with a small drawer for the paint jars and stuff that's all over on this pic. Airbrushing takes place to the left of the picture where the decals are on pic 3. Have a smaller shelf on the left of that area to keep all decals, books and aftermarket stuff. At the other end of the room there's an old wardrobe that I use when spraying from cans. Build area  Shelf for projects to come  Best regards. Joel
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