Show your workbench

[WarrenD]

Kai,
      Hang your jacket up, and then you can call it done.

Warren

[WarrenD]

OR:
- You forgot where you put that first box of hooks, or the box of screws you bought with which to hang them, right?

Warren

[KitRookie37]

Hello gentlemen,
Mode mesmerize on...
I'm your best friend and you want absolutly offer me your stash but I'm embarassed, so only the middle of this stash... .
Mode mesmerize off...
 
Beautiful bench lucky man.
Best regards.
Alain.

[Pgtaylorart]

Kai,
Your stash looks even bigger now! And that's a nice window right over your bench. What a great source of light.

George

[eclarson]

Wow Kai, that's a serious stack of WNW kits!  Nice stash and workbench.

I guess I should get busy and take some pics of mine.

Cheers,
Eric

[mike in calif]

Room and bench look better now Kai. Our stash's are very similar. Model stash, not mustache!

[Gisbod]

Kai,

You've only got 3 Felixstowes in your stash  what if you want to do more than one colour scheme of each?

Guy

[mike in calif]

Good question Guy!
 Kai, I have a few S/W kits; I'm one who is happy to see WNW ventur-ing into the 1920s era of aviation, which has been non-existant until recently.

[ondra]

As you can see my workbench is rather modest.



It looks messy but in fact it is based on highly a sofisticated and scientific systematic which is not visible to a casual observer.

Well, now seriously, my flat in Prague is really smal, just one room, so this is the best I could achieve with the space available. In this respect, the scale I have chosen is a great advantage. I can hardly imagine manipulation with the WNW Felixstowe in this corner.

Btw. the small little thing on the table is the fuselage of the Nieuport XI, the Albie is now stored in the blue box next to the laptop.

Cheers

Ondra

[Gisbod]

Flippin' heck Bo! 

[Nigel Jackson]

Blimey Bo! But it's no good splitting those WNW D.Vs around the stash: we can see them!

Best wishes
Nigel

[Pgtaylorart]

What a stash! Now we know where all the DVs went!

George

[Squiffy]

When I last posted in this topic (at the top of page 4) I was working on the dining room table. I am still working on the dining room table but I have plans for a permanent modelling table in my shed.

The shed is 12ft. x7ft. and will have a model railway down one side, out at the end and in the other side. Half of this side will be taken up with shelf and cupboard space and the modelling table that I have been building.



The table legs and beams are sturdy 4-inch x 2-inch wood with a 1 inch thick plywood top of 4-ft. x 2-ft.. I've built a narrow shelf above it for the railway test track, a paint rack and a steel plate for resistance soldering. There will be a wall-mounted desk lamp above the table and a modelling vice at the far end.

[ermeio]

What a headquarter!

[lcarroll]

Kai,
    Great set up! I always enjoy this thread as there's always a few really great ideas in them. The tool "Caddy" is among the best I've seen, your own design and build or did you buy it?
Cheers,
Lance