Walking on kits

**sharkmouth** · #1 , 11:17 PM

Supposedly, this weekend will be a balmy 50 degrees Fahrenheit. So, I will try to clean up and sort out my garage/workshop. To give you an idea of the mess...

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Shelving with both fly thingies and armor. You can see some stuff on the other PA (PlanetAircraft).

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**sharkmouth** · #2 , 11:18 PM

Old kitchen cabinets with the counter top covered in glass sheets. You can see reference books in the cabinets, Tychy Train Bolts in the plastic (baby food) containers and assorted muck.

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**sharkmouth** · #3 , 11:19 PM

Sherman corner. Yep, all the way to the floor, those containers have several kits in each with all the aftermarket crap I had to get for each! Cabinets with paints (sometimes half a dozen of each), an OLD Dremel, Lathe, etcetera.

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**sharkmouth** · #4 , 11:20 PM

Steelcase brand desk, again covered in glass sheets but with a cutting mat this time. Here, I usually do my work. Assorted clutter with even more Shermans in the back left side, and SdKfz 251 (the old Tamiya kits) closer to the camera. That is one of two Ott-lites I have. This is the model with the magnifier.

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**sharkmouth** · #5 , 11:21 PM

The Panther connection (the complete top row of the bookcase at the far left). The second row is for the Tiger, and the rest of the bookcase are for model boxes. The steel case is for models and chemicals which need to be locked up. As you can see, the model boxes are spilling!

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**sharkmouth** · #6 , 11:21 PM

More shelving!

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**sharkmouth** · #7 , 11:22 PM

Unpacked books in boxes. You'd figure I'd be done by now after a year and a half! But there are more than 3000 entries in my library and the twelve bookcases I have built in the library are already full. Of course, more kits as well as a mandatory vacuum to clean up the leaves whenever my wife opens the garage to bring in groceries.

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**sharkmouth** · #8 , 11:23 PM

Kit spillage.

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**sharkmouth** · #9 , 11:23 PM

Tiger stack. The P-40N box is holding the Voyager Model sets I got in. The cabinet behind is stacked with large kits as well. Note the second Ott-Lite with flex arm. I sometimes use this one as a fill light for photography in my studio (OK, it is the laundry room shared with my Golden Retriever).

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**WeWillHold** · #10 , 01:40 AM

Saul

Cool! It's always interesting to see the work/storage place of other modelers. Kind of reminds me of the question and answer ---- "How many models do you have?" Answer, "More than I need but not as many as I want". :lol: Thanks for sharing.

Steve