SLOB!!

LOL, cleaner than mine, and not as cluttered as some I've seen.

Amateur....

Ah, comeon G, give him time....................

My apologies, Mr Morrison.....post removed.

Now, now.  I've seen pics of G's bench, at least I think there is a bench under it.  His reply is more in the line of not enough leftovers, supplies, in-progress kits, etc.  NOT a critisizing type of comment.

Mine looked like that the day I built it. Never again.

Jim  

Actually in the process of redoing "cave" hence, the graffiti. (niece and nephew...cheap AB) First coat of paint, then carpeting. Yeah, I know, carpet monster.  But my exercise crap and recliners and TV need some "style" also.  C'mon, it's the only room GF let's me call my own!

I wish I was so organized. 

modelcrazy

I wish I was so organized. 

 

Organized is not in our definition as a model hobbyist.

I'm not proud...

Morrisons Third Law of modeling:

No matter how large your bench, there is always exactly two square feet of modeling space.

Make the most of it, won't be that clean that often. I usually do  apost build bench clean and that takes almost as long as the build. Youi have the begingings of a nice set up there, andthe skull and cross bones will be a nice reminder to be careful when handly chemicals.

GMorrison

I'm not proud...

Morrisons Third Law of modeling:

No matter how large your bench, there is always exactly two square feet of modeling space.

 

2 Sq feet, HA,thats nothing.... Cue for Monty Python 4 Yorkshiremen sketch

modelcrazy

I wish I was so organized. 

 

Same here!

The good part for you, Beav, is that your ratio of visible worksurface to "stuff" is practically 1:1.  You only have to be concerned when you can only see the stuff and not the worksurface.  Even at that stage, it's still considered "normal".  So don't worry about it.  You're fine.

Eric

GMorrison

No matter how large your bench, there is always exactly two square feet of modeling space.

I've said it before and I'll say it again. You have THAT much???

The sign of a busy mind is a messy desk.

My contribution (from an hour ago).

....and I've been slowly cleaning things up over the past week.

I have a question for Morrison, if you're seeing this.

I notice we both use Photobucket. When I click on my or the OP's image, I get a busy Photobucket page with the ability to scroll thru a bunch of pics. I don't want that.

When I click on your pic, I get your pic with a nice neutral grey or black background with the ability to do ......nothing. I want that.

Can you advise what you did on PB to make that happen?

TIA, Greg

My pics do the same thing, it takes you to the entire albumn.  Mine are listed on PB as "public", I suspect that "G's" are locked as "private"

There's a thought, Hammer.

Thanks for the idea, it's a good one. Worth a try.

Greg

I have a question for Morrison, if you're seeing this.

I notice we both use Photobucket. When I click on my or the OP's image, I get a busy Photobucket page with the ability to scroll thru a bunch of pics. I don't want that.

When I click on your pic, I get your pic with a nice neutral grey or black background with the ability to do ......nothing. I want that.

Can you advise what you did on PB to make that happen?

TIA, Greg

 

To which I replied, "if you'd asked, I could have given you the top ten worst".

C areful what you put on the www my friends.

Here's old school.

My Grandfather George Morrison jr.

goldhammer

My pics do the same thing, it takes you to the entire albumn.  Mine are listed on PB as "public", I suspect that "G's" are locked as "private"

 

Mine is the same. Fourtunatly, i only put my model related pics on there, all of which are posted on here, so i have nothing to worry about. But i have no idea how to make it private and it should be a simple thing to do.

It was the privacy setting indeed. Thanks Hammer and those of you who commented.

GM, I understand the risks, and that's why I asked.

At any rate, my apologies to Beav, the op, for hijacking this thread. I truly didn't mean to. <------- Me!

Hi Beav, Sorry for the misunderstanding. My "humor" gets lost on most.

Here's my bench on an organized day.

I like your setup, and definitely you should keep the graffiti.

Bill

GMorrison

Hi Beav, Sorry for the misunderstanding. My "humor" gets lost on most.

Here's my bench on an organized day.

I like your setup, and definitely you should keep the graffiti.

 

Bill

 

You must have some British in you

Completety my fault for over-reacting. Any Dr. Strangelove fan is alright in my book. (only Kubrick film I can watch in one sitting) But I do get it now, work bench doesn't have to be organized, it just has to be "organized" to me. I do need a new table  though. It's too big and at one time was a nice kitchen table, just needs refinished. Again my apologies. Love the dry wit.

PS. Paint has been bought....carpet bought!

Pss. Are those "real" blueprints in your Grandfathers pic?

GMorrison

Hi Beav, Sorry for the misunderstanding. My "humor" gets lost on most.

Here's my bench on an organized day.

I like your setup, and definitely you should keep the graffiti.

 

Bill

 

GMorrison

Hi Beav, Sorry for the misunderstanding. My "humor" gets lost on most.

Here's my bench on an organized day.

I like your setup, and definitely you should keep the graffiti.

 

Bill