The plastic drawers on the right holds supplies, decals etc. the metal cabinet has paints and tools.
The room closet has most of my small stash, some are in the garage.
PJ's work area and small stash
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plasticjunkie
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PJ's work area and small stash
Here is my work area, a drafting table from Ikea. The metal drawer cabinet is also from Ikea as is the comfy chair.
The plastic drawers on the right holds supplies, decals etc. the metal cabinet has paints and tools.
The room closet has most of my small stash, some are in the garage.
The plastic drawers on the right holds supplies, decals etc. the metal cabinet has paints and tools.
The room closet has most of my small stash, some are in the garage.
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What a nice and well organized place! I love the "Panzer Parking Only" sign! 
I could quite spend some time looking through your stash: there are some ancient kit boxes I have a soft spot for. Great selection and vintage!
I could quite spend some time looking through your stash: there are some ancient kit boxes I have a soft spot for. Great selection and vintage!
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Man, I wish I could get mine in this shape. I intended it to be this way, but chaos happened.
To make each build less crappy than the last one. Or, put another way, "Better than the last one, not as good as the next one!"..
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It´s chaos that creates the most creativity, Lyle! Go and build something! 
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I have the exact same metal cabinet. They work great. I often just take out a drawer with the stuff I need, put that on the desk and slide it back in when done.
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Borg you have good taste in choosing metal cabinets, I love it! 
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Thanks Thomas. There are some ancient kits not pictured cause the closet extends about a foot to the sides so the wall covers those side rows. I have a 1/24 Bandai George and that one is from the 1970s and still makes one hell of a nice model with some added scratch work. Also Revell 1/32 Hurricane and Jap Tony are in there too along with more stuff.Thomas_M wrote:What a nice and well organized place! I love the "Panzer Parking Only" sign!
I could quite spend some time looking through your stash: there are some ancient kit boxes I have a soft spot for. Great selection and vintage!
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Right.Thomas_M wrote:It´s chaos that creates the most creativity, Lyle! Go and build something!
To make each build less crappy than the last one. Or, put another way, "Better than the last one, not as good as the next one!"..
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That stash!!
Wouh!
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MiniArt 1:48 - Junkers F13 Float Plane
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That's so neat and organized.... you're setting a terrible precedent here... 
Seriously though, that is one good looking workspace
Seriously though, that is one good looking workspace
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