In 2018, we moved. At the end of the
year I finally got started on setting up my new work-space for my hobby.
To see where I worked, stored my kits, and displayed them before the
move, go to the old page
for that.
This is the new and improved set up.
For the foreseeable future, this section will be devoted to showing the
progress of setting up my new workspace.
As well as setting up my new display space and
kit storage.
So, join me, as I transform this
 into this 
And if you want, take a look at the
current state of my workshop.
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Sept 2019
Kit storage.
Might be a bit premature, but I started unpacking some of my kits.
Nov 2019
Added some Monster Scenes storage.
April 2020
Added more unbuilt kit storage.
Jan 2021
Got an organizer to hold my replacement parts.
Jan 2024
Added another shelf, mostly to hold my POTC kits.
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Dec 2019
Unpacking all my modeling supplies and getting
them organized.
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Trick out the workbench, build a cart to hold my supplies, and a few
other things.
updated 02/28/23
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Late January 2021
Setting up my spray area.
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Build the bench, build the spray booth, vent it, and wire it all up.
updated 02/28/25
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Late January 2025
Setting up my photo table.
Just have the table built so far and haven't started to wire it or add
lights.
Will actually construct a page once that starts to happen
updated 02/22/24
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Displaying
My Kits
I have an entire room on the 2nd floor
for me to do with as I please!
It will eventually be my display room to show off all my built kits.
It's going to take a lot of work so follow me on my journey as I turn
it into something special.
Updated Jam 2025
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Feb 2019
Next, I need a workbench to do the work on.
Here is how I built mine. |
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Dec 2018
First order of buisness was someplace for all my
spray paint.
I don't airbrush yet, as I never had a dedicated work area.
So I have depended on spray paint for base coating and large area
coverage.
It was first, so I could eliminate all the boxes of spray paint I
already had.
As you can see, this provides plenty of storage, and makes it easy to
find what I need.
Very bottom shelf is for gloss paints, the one above it is for my
primers, and clear-flat.
Needed someplace to store lots of cans of the same color/type. Plenty
of depth and storage.
The other 7 shelves allow me to see, store, and organize all the rest.
Sorted by color, with the metalics above. It even allows me to store
all my other stuff for
regular household use. Like penetrating oil, grease, spray foam, spray
glue, and caulking.
As well as specialty paints like high temp, rust inhibiting, and
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