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Yes Tom Hugill your reputation for painting models I don't believe for 1 minute you could work in this mess !!

Spartan tracks wrote:Yes Tom Hugill your reputation for painting models I don't believe for 1 minute you could work in this mess !!

Erm.......



It's generally no where near that bad though!

Agh you have whipped that pic of Google images !!!

Hi all my workshop / car garage? ain't quiet that bad although on a bad day there's sometimes a pile of scrap bits on the floor near the door. Especially when a tank scratch build is not going right
Denzil

Denzal by the way did you get your parcel ...?? Andy

Hi Sparton yes it arrived about 2 days after you sent it, Thanks

mine is like Tom's

I have a A3 cutting board which I TRY keep clear but that's about it.

The dirty full view of the workshop lol .

Kiaser wrote:TOM's is the Standard and well organised ........ it starts clean then goes down hill Fast

Just remember that Tom knows where everything is

Tidied it, couldn't find a bleeding thing!

Well, you guys should be getting to know me just a tad by now so you shouldn't be surprised that the photo of my workspace takes the form of a video.

There's a story behind that blimp. You can't buy those, they were only given away to auto parts stores and tire dealers by Goodyear. It took quite a bit of money spent on my 1968 327 Chevy small block before I was able to convince the guys at Canton Auto Parts to obtain one for me.



Any of my British Buds wanna see the Hawker get built? I haven't done a single plane since I bought my first tank, but lately I've been considering it. An OOB build of the Hunter might be just the ticket. Not long ago I saw a thing on TV about this chap that has a real one. Made me slightly green with envy, if you can relate.