MEMBERS MODELLING SPACES.

[cph64]

What, no tiffin?

[chriswil42]

Well organised Martin.

[Bigkev]

Hi Msea,
I can see a new BBC programme in the making.
'How to make 'The Most Elegant 'Modelling Area'
Super Chic or what?
Bigkev

[cph64]

After seeing the recent posts of 'well maintained' modelling areas I thought I'd show a photo of the man cave in the loft where I've just moved back to after months of modelling in the conservatory and garden. Organised chaos doesn't begin to describe it.

[chriswil42]

A nice space though Chris.

[MSea]

Room to swing a cat !!!!

[Haddock]

Looks fine to me, bit clean though.
Haddock.

[zak]

Looks fine to me, bit clean though.
Haddock.

Far too clean and tidy.

[MSea]

I don't seem to understand this concept "clean and tidy" you are talking about - hohohohoho

[Bob C]

It's not that bad, as long as you know where everything is that's all that matters, when I tidy up I end up losing things.

[cph64]

Same here Bob. I used the 6ft rule for the photo so it's more untidy than it looks although I had hoovered the floor whilst I was also tidying Tracy's part of upstairs. I'm forever getting dust on the Klear I use so thought it was time for a tidy up. Memo to self 'a hoover WILL lift aerials off models!!!!'.

[chriswil42]

I use a make-up brush for the actual models. A hoover does not come anywhere near.

[MSea]

Found this string in the pictures at the top of the page when I logged on.
Just to update my model room, this what it looks like now - full of IKEA display cabinets and 2 benches - but as you can all see, its still as messy as always - hohohohho

[chriswil42]

A decent space Martin.

[MSea]

Yes Chris but it doesn't improve my modeling skills