Updated shot of the workspace

Looks like your running out of airspace.

I KNEW you were infected by the darkside! I like the Tamiya halftrack with the 3.7cm Flak (?) on the back. You really should do more armor....... :)

Gip Winecoff

QUOTE: Originally posted by styrene I KNEW you were infected by the darkside! I like the Tamiya halftrack with the 3.7cm Flak (?) on the back. You really should do more armor....... :) Gip Winecoff

Hi Gip,
There is a Tiger 1, an M13 w/quad 50s and a Sd. Kfz 251/1 Panzertruppe hiding in there also. I've been know to build a couple of targets in my time.

An envious workspace, Swanny. Say is that a starship lurking in the rafters?

Looks good Swanny. If I ever get my dungeon cleaned up enough to be presentable I'll post some pics. We do seem to have similar chairs. Nothing like comfort for the old buttocks while modeling.

Regards, Rick

Hey Woody, do you remember that episode of the original Star Trek where they entered the Earth's Atmosphere in the 1960's? I also did a few Star Wars builds such as the Speeder Bike (thats in the library), A modified and interior lighted walker

Looks killer in the dark, and a Crusher Joe unit. If you look closely behind the chair there is Han Solo's Millenium Falcon with detailed interior. For the armor guys this is my Tiger 1and a Bug Eye Sprite

Thats the 1/48 Bandia kit with detailed interior. I went even beyond the kit and sratch built a lot of stuff inside and the entire top lifts off for display.
And then theres the cars, I used to drive a Baby Vet when I was younger so had to model that particular vehicle

and also have a fondness for the classic cars so there are a few of them lurking around like this little 1/48 job

and some figures, lord are there some figures. In the college days I was one of the core AD&D people in Michigan - people came from all over the N.E. to play at the club tournaments we held and I painted figures as prizes - there were literally hundreds that I had done, they graced Rider Hobby shop shelves all over central Michigan


My two boys are big into the wargaming now and their friends are always bringing me select figures to paint for them. Now ya got me going down memory lane .... Aahhhh....

geez swanny. wide variety of subjects. outstanding work.


joe

QUOTE: Originally posted by Swanny Hey Woody, do you remember that episode of the original Star Trek where they entered the Earth's Atmosphere in the 1960's?

Yeah, They grabbed an F-104 pilot if I remember. I haven't seen that episode in ages. Hmmmm....What was it called? Great Sci-Fi models Swanny! I sure hope you join one of our builds down in the Sci-Fi section.
Rider's Hobbies was my hobby shop for almost 15 years. They helped with my plastic, AD&D, Starfleet Battles, and model railroading addictions.

Look impressive to me.

looks like you are going to have to build an air traffic control tower for all that hardware buzzing around on the ceiling

QUOTE: Originally posted by reggiethedorf looks like you are going to have to build an air traffic control tower for all that hardware buzzing around on the ceiling

You should see the dining room - it's starting to******off the wife.

Cool room, Swanny!

Glad to hear that I'm not the only one who models in the dining room! I figured we never eat in there so why not use that wasted space for something important? Just the other day I took over the master bedroom for my up and coming Early Tiger I build. Now I'm scouting out a spot for the Elehant/Ferdinand build. The "Empress wants me in the garage but it's full of unbuilt models. There's still a couple of rooms left in this house that I think I could make into a nice hobby room, we'll just have to find someplace else to sleep. Modelling on borrowed time if I keep this up. Semper Fi, mike

Now there's a room with great ambiance!