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Are they the only ones out there?
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Wow.
Snautzer01
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Happiness.
Nirvana of organization.
Donivanp
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Greg Boeser
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That thing wouldn't last a day in my house before all the brushes were lost or ruined, every bottle of paint opened and spilled, or put back with the cap slightly ajar, at least two drawers broken, missing or permanently glued shut. And then I'd get home from work.
Greg Boeser
1st Sergeant
Hold my beer...
fubar57
General
Last I saw, no shipping to Canada
Snautzer01
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You have daughters.
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buffnut453
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It looks pretty but it's totally impractical. The paint "terrace" is one example...it's just asking for the person to turn around in a hurry and, with a sweep of the arm, accidentally knock them all flying. I'll also guarantee that as soon as you set it up and start using it, you'll find that it cramps your workspace, the drawers are just the wrong size for the things you want to put in them, and you've forgotten in which draw you put the left-handed sprocket wrench (other tools are available...and sold separately), so you spend hours repeatedly opening and closing all the drawers looking for it. In frustration, you start slamming drawers...which then break.
Man, I'm in a grumpy mood today!!!
Man, I'm in a grumpy mood today!!!
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Yeah, I want one too.It looks pretty but it's totally impractical. The paint "terrace" is one example...it's just asking for the person to turn around in a hurry and, with a sweep of the arm, accidentally knock them all flying. I'll also guarantee that as soon as you set it up and start using it, you'll find that it cramps your workspace, the drawers are just the wrong size for the things you want to put in them, and you've forgotten in which draw you put the left-handed sprocket wrench (other tools are available...and sold separately), so you spend hours repeatedly opening and closing all the drawers looking for it. In frustration, you start slamming drawers...which then break.
Man, I'm in a grumpy mood today!!!
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Those things look nice but are rarely the right size for the average person.
I recall the thread with pics of everyone's work area and no two were alike.
I recall the thread with pics of everyone's work area and no two were alike.
fubar57
General
I've got two stands of similar make for my Vallejo bottles which are tall and thin so are prone to tip over. I've built a wall rack for my Tamiya & Gunze bottles and am in the process of building another to hold 78 bottles. The odd number is due to how many shelves I could get out of an 8' x 1.5" x .5" board. I also have an old medicine cabinet for other paint and supplies. I have an old computer desk for a work bench that has cubby holes and shelves for plastic stock and tools
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Greg Boeser
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I have daughters and sons. They like doing projects.
special ed
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Wives & daughters have lots of useful things for modelers, such as those sanding stick. However my last daughter, while still living at home, often threw out stuff which could be repurposed. Here is some kind of a powered nail buffer which uses one battery (or cell). After attaching a bit of sandpaper, it becomes a motorised sander with low speed.
bdefen
Senior Airman
It sure is orderly. My first reaction was that it needs a control stick in the center foreground, and two rudder pedals below.......maybe a Revi gunsight mounted above the brushes in the top center.
