My workbench

[Svennn]

Yes, all mdf. 3mm sheet cut for what you see and some 10mm cut into steps bracing it underneath

[OSHIROmodels]

You need a bigger desk 

cheers

James

[Svennn]

You need a bigger desk 

cheers

James

Damn, I thought by building a rack that overhangs by a foot would negate that 

[gamer Mac]

You need to watch you don't take too many paints off of the right hand side, at one go

[oldskoolrebel]

I've always been jealous when reading this thread. Some of the set ups here are stunning. Unfortunately I don't have the space for a fixed set up, and until recently I was forced to pack away all my painting equipment when I'd finished. As you can imagine, this prove to be a real drag and actually put me off painting. Annoying me no end I decided to take some action.

I spent quite a few of my lunchtimes working on this project. I took some inspiration for the old GW painting station (quite a bit actually). I also designed the workbench to fit snugly into a shelves on my desk- meaning that I can leave everything set up.




Hopefully this wee bench should increase the frequency of my painting, by allowing me a wee 5 minutes here and there. The material is 6mm sheet acrylic.

Cheers
Andy

[gamer Mac]

Very nice Andy
I'll take one please

[oldskoolrebel]

Thanks Colin,

But surely your garage contains more than enough gaming equipment already!?!

[Tomsche]

Finally made some pictures of my `working room`

WARNING: extreme cluttering might prove hurtfull to the eyes 

http://tomsche69.blogspot.com/2011/02/tour-through-scrapyard.html

[Sangennaru]

wow!!! what a nice lead mountain!

do you happen to have some pike and shotte plastic stuff to trade? you seem to have many boxes! XD

[Tomsche]

Can`t help you there, I`m actually in the process of converting those boxes into an army... sometime... someday 

[Sangennaru]

hehe, i understand you!

(sorry for the OT)

[Skrimisher]

I would like to have mine i such a order

[Belgian]

Hi, I've recently reorganised the wargame attic into more usable table size!



One of the tables

For an overview picture and a picture of my skirmish table go to:

http://wargameterrain.blogspot.com/2011/06/reorganising-wargame-attic.html

[Ramirez Noname]

A quick shot of the workshop.



I generally use this area for making and painting terrain pieces.

Rmz

[Ramirez Noname]

Ah ...

Questions Ramirez:

a) who is the lady in the poster?
b) what are the round boxes top left?
c) why is that huge hammer so handily placed? For unwanted visitors?

a - Kylie

b - Cheese boxes, which I though may be useful one day

c  - I live in bandit country and you can never be too careful - what you can't see is the sledge hammer and angle grinder on the otherside of the workshop used for "minor" adjustments.

RMZ