Show your stuff.

I don't place a whole lot of stock in those "demands" for photos.

the rest of my attempt to show support has been removed, that way people can go back to forgetting about posts in the past insisting that we post photos or we "don't have cred on FSM"

this compliment was skipped over, so, it has been removed

There are a few older threads floating around with the "Show us Your Work Bench" dial them up and you will see some great set-ups to die for.One guy Fermis comes to mind.

Tojo72 What?......LOL

When we bought our house in 1989, we added quite a bit more area, including a "study" for my hobbies.  It seemed like a large enough room back then.  Now, it's getting a bit crowded to say the least.  Here are a few pics from a couple years back.  Alas, the situation has not improved since then...

Lol !! too much stuff where is the exit. You now have the expose for your insurance agent. Texgunner Nice gun collection. I really just meant models but, You seem to be literal and you got me. "Show  your Stuff...... Lol

artworks2

Tojo72 What?......LOL

I was pointing you to some of the older threads where members posted pictures of their work spaces.You can probably see them in the "search " feature.One modeler who had a great setup was "Fermis" .

ThanksTojo72 Happy Holidays...

support withdrawn

Did I miss something?  I don't think I ever recall seeing a post on this forum where someone's thread had no merit or never happened.  On OTHER modeling forums, yes, but not here on FSM.

Eric

echolmberg yup your correct you've never seen anybody question someone's merits within FMS. It's a thread on showing work space.

This is why I much prefer FSM over some of the other "modeling sites" I've looked at.  Anyone, from the beginner to the master can come in here, make a comment, post a picture, make a claim and ask for assistance or guidance and you get honest, welcome information.  I have not seen any negativity from people here (I'm sure they are out there, they seem to be everywhere).  This is a great group and I'm honored for the contacts that I have made and the tips that I have received to make myself a better modeler.  I may not post many pictures, but that is only because the only camera I have is my cell phone and it doesn't take the best photos.  I'll have to add my pics to this thread of my "work-space".

Here's mine. Not fancy by any means but I try to keep it neat. I was working on Revell's old 1/48 F-100 Super Sabre at the time. These pics were taken last spring, but it's still pretty much the same except for more models in the stash up on those shelves:

DSCF6576 by theirishavenger, on Flickr

DSCF6572 by theirishavenger, on Flickr

DSCF5900 by theirishavenger, on Flickr

I added a pic of  your happy modeler just to put a face to the name. Hailing from Fort Collins, Colorado.

Not fancy? That makes my shop look like a hoarders mess. Very nice and comfortable to become one with any project you may assume. Thanks for sharing  dirkpitt77... Happy Holidays.

No demands to post photos. I just know there is as many work spaces as there are modeling techniques. each say a lot about it's owner... Happy Holidays... jelliott523.