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p38jl kitchen table at camp... miles from a LHS... lol Vance.. buy one of those multi layer Lazy Suzans.. ....
kitchen table at camp... miles from a LHS... lol
Vance.. buy one of those multi layer Lazy Suzans.. ....
Not allowed, my wife's name is Susan....
On the bench: Airfix 1/72 Wildcat; Airfix 1/72 Vampire T11; Airfix 1/72 Fouga Magister
Vance.. buy one of those multi layer Lazy Suzans.. put it on the table.. 1 level for condiments and Salt n Pepper, and 1 layer for tamiya extra thin,, Squadron putty... blades,,, etc. , then get one of those 2 sided diner napkin dispensers.. one side for napkins , one for sanding papers..
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I used to do most of my building on the dining room table; but the wife decided that that didn't really count as "together time" so she bought me a TV stray and now sit in my big, comfy chair with my laptop on the TV tray and the current kit du jour on top of that!
Our 6 year old dachshund can wake up from a dead sleep, jump off the couch and grab a road wheel I just dropped before I can even find in on the floor.
On the bench: AFV Club M730A1 Chaparral
On deck: Tamiya Marder 1A2
In the hole: Who knows what's next!
Ok, my normal "bench" is the kitchen table at home, unfortunately the family seems to think they should eat there as well, really slowing things down! But I also keep a few scraps of sanding film, a bottle of glue & an Exacto box at my office, and occasionally break out something that I can look at over lunch... or on a Friday afternoon. Just little things, assembling drop tank halves, assembling a set etc.
Where else have you worked on a kit??
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