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Besides a comfortable, quiet place that one will not be interrupted (also well-lit & ventilated):

1. My trusty (and just a bit rusty now!) Tamiya Basic Tool Set. It includes:

                                                                      A. Plastic nippers

                                                                      B. Hobby Knife

                                                                      C. File

                                                                      D. Tweezers

                                                                      E. Straight & Phillips Screwdrivers

2. A good quality #11 blade holder and supply of #11 blades, along with single-edged razors.

3. An assortment of adhesives (liquid plastic cement, tube glue, white glue, Superglue)

4. An assortment of Files, Sanding Papers & Sticks (Nail files & Polishing Sticks)

5. A hobby mat with a place to put various Brushes, Tapes, Scissors, Marking Implements, Saws and Decal Solvents.

That's 5, right? ;-)

Here are 5 that I tend to use the most (in no particular order):

1. Yes, a get set of xacto blades, especially the #11 blade.
2. Flexible wet/dry sanding sticks
3. A good airbrush
4. Good welding cement
5. Tamiya masking tape

Here are some others that I use very often as well:

• Plastic bottle lids for mixing paint/thinner
• Micro Set/Micro Sol
• Aves Apoxie Sculpt
• Various tweezers to hold/position parts
• Sprue cutters
• Razor saw
• Quality brushes for detail painting

Hi Mark :

  I tried your address and for some reason I couldn't get there ( I am not the most computer literate person in the world ) Now that said if you don't mind here's my list .

  First and foremost a good ability to visualize you project finished .

 Next a sharp X-ACTO no . 11 blade and handle .

Good quality adhesives - And the chemicals to free yourself , if , you glue yourself to the model or parts thereof

 A well lit clean , and uncluttered workspace.

A great big stash .He! He! no , not really  , but it helps.

 A good camera -so you can document the build .Oh and perfect you skills even more .( a camera will NOT lie to you ! )

Last , a good site to go to where you share ideas and ask for help when you're stumped . I guess that covers it in a nutshell .  DOC.