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We moved into this place with the workbench already built in about a year ago. It is the loft of an A-frame with views outside to the woods on each end. Out the front of the house is a lake view. What a find!!

You could easily open up a small model shop in there,fit a bed,or a fridge,maybe a toilet too..endless possibilities i see as Master Yoda would say.

What is that green atrocity in the fore part of the picture? Heretic!!!!!

les wrote:What is that green atrocity in the fore part of the picture? Heretic!!!!!

That green atrocity actually turned out to be one of my better builds...remember, I only just restarted ships with the Arizona I posted the other day...


Sorry for posting such a wingy thing on a "floater" board. That will have to be 30 lashes with a wet noodle.
Doug

Show us the beautiful views!

.., that is wingy thingy logic: Glue the map to the outside of the plane!
I wonder you won the war! Tssssss

Guido

PS.: nice bird, really!

nice work area Dobarton - I envy your space

Bill

Guido wrote:.., that is wingy thingy logic: Glue the map to the outside of the plane!
I wonder you won the war! Tssssss

Guido

PS.: nice bird, really!

You owe me a new keyboard because of the water I just spat all over it from laughing so hard!!! :;

Ha! that proves it! Germans DO have a sense of humor! Someone please call Dave Carter from WEM!

... I am sorry for your keyboard, dobarton!

Cheers, mate!
Guido

Nice looking B-24. Now you can do some "real" modeling.

les wrote:Now you can do some "real" modeling.

it is a nice looking B24

actually no body noticed the BF 109s on my bench in my pics (oooopppps, shhhh)

Bill

had a few beers tonight so feel ok showing u all

sorry about the 70's decore but spare rooms are suposed to deter (well if u had my relations)

German sense of humour? Absolute nonsense! Guido obviously uses a British script writer. God knows we have to have a sense of humour to live here!

Guido wrote:.., that is wingy thingy logic: Glue the map to the outside of the plane!
I wonder you won the war! Tssssss

Guido

PS.: nice bird, really!

ROFL...

HAHAHAHA... u are too funny...

well hey we painted naked girls on the side of planes too... helped destract the german pilots
nice libby!!

Here's a couple photos of my new workshop after the Shanghai move. Its in the rear of my garage & has the luxury of an adjoining bathroom as well as a small "ayi" bedroom for when my wife gets fed up of hearing me say... "I'll be up in just a few more minutes, dear." More manly things like power tools & a painting hood are to come later along with a few choice pieces of "art" for the wall, so don't chide me for those fancy door pulls - my wife chose the cabinetry & surprised me with her choice once the installation was done. I'm trading a 1M RTR sailboat for a top end mini mill & press from one of my friends who is the primary supplier to the world's trades. A lathe will come later so I have something proper to do end caps & turned parts - am negotiating that over the spare Gato kit I have. After 4 years of apartment living, its great to have some space to myself.

After not building for months, Yamato comes out first followed by a long delayed Flower corvette & new WTC for the Type VII.

Chuck

Mein Ghott....that is gorgeous hermil, I envy you strongly.

Thanks. The house is still a construction zone - just kicked out 6 cabinet installers who've been here for the past 13 hours finishing the home office & my workshop. Power tools come next... I CAN'T WAIT!!

Chuck

Very nice layout Chuck.

I whish I had something like that, i haven't taken any pictures of my workbench because i don't like to photograph my kitchen