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Old 10-25-2004, 11:24 PM
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The much neglected modelling desk

Now i know that we focus on models and how to make them, and rightly so, but what about a word on the all-important desk?

I've based my modelling endeavors in some pretty interesting surroundings: a closet, a banquet table, a ping-pong table, and the top of a deep freezer come to mind. Finally, i took matters into my own hands and built myself a dedicated modelling desk. At last, i don't have to run to another room to airbrush!

Let me know what you think, and feel free to post your own desk or lack of.



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Old 10-25-2004, 11:43 PM
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Re: The much neglected modelling desk

nice setup!, i have a small desk in my closet with some custom shelves right now lol. I need to get something like you have!

how sturdy is the keyboard tray when you really gotta cut something with the knife?
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That's way to organized What do you do with that exhaust fan? Looks like it goes nowhere?
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My modeling desk right now consists of a lapdesk and a hospital cart! I built both the Viper and Corvette that are posted over in the completed and in progress forums sitting crosslegged on the living room floor. Hopefully over Thanksgiving I can bring my actual desk up here (we have the room for it) and set up my space like I had back home.
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jtracing: the tray is pretty beefy--i mean, i'm not going to jump up and down on it, but i can put a bit of weight on it

mikemechanic: unfortunately, i can't exhaust the air outside, but it's coming through a furnace filter, so the air's a lot cleaner
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Re: The much neglected modelling desk

My modeling desk is whereever my butt lands it could be the kitchen,floor,couch,living room table (aunt hates that) anywhere i start thinking and i spray outside in the grass.Yea i pollute the air!
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Way too organised for me..

Check out my mess ---

http://groups.msn.com/ShamrockDon/my...oto&PhotoID=32
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Re: The much neglected modelling desk

Lonegunman46 - I thought mine was bad! Isn't it amazing that stuff gets built on our desks? I can't beleive it. Here's mine, and I think it's important to not that wherever there's models, there's supposed to be homework. Whoops.

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Re: The much neglected modelling desk

Looks like someone else has a tamiya paint stand, I know I love mine. Willimo, has yours been indispensible? Cool workspaces, I'll get pics of mine whenever I finish cleanin it up a little.
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Here is mine workspace. Needs tidying too. Also my unstarted and project shelf. Right side is for projects. Too much of them.




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countless hours spent behind this. looks alot smaller in the picture.....

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Looks like someone else has a tamiya paint stand, I know I love mine. Willimo, has yours been indispensible?
Best $14 I ever spent on tools. The beautiful part is that the top detaches from the bottom turn table, and you can move the car body any which way that way, and it holds amazingly well. It's a great advance from my coke bottles.
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Re: The much neglected modelling desk

I know, mine was 20, but even for that, it can't be beat! Tamiya paint stand owners unite! lolz.

I still don't understand why the people with homemade ones busted on them, tisk tisk....
Oh well, they don't know what their missin!

Nice workplaces!
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Here's my desk. It's covered in completed models because i need to put up another glass shelf, but i dont want to because we are supposed to be moving.

Yellow supra being polished. Note the picture of my truck. Everyone needs a picture of their vehicle.

My box of supplies. A10 box isfull of decals and kit parts and sand paper

One shelf hangs above bed

Drawer of paint and other stuff that wont fit in boxes
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Old 10-27-2004, 05:39 PM
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thats nice and organized tundra
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