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Steen Vøler wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 25, 2021 8:44 am

This was my man cave before moving from house to an apartment.

...which prompted you to buy a few more Armortek models? Makes sense. I would have done the same!

Gerhard Michel wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 24, 2021 11:10 pm

Well, just a glimpse at my warroom:

Quite impressive! I guess I should be worried by looking right into the dangerous end of a low flying ME109. Instead, I get a cosy feeling...
But is your room quite small, or are your models big?

Hi Christoffer,

Big tanks? Okay, two of the four models are 'big tanks from Bigtanks'

Joke aside: the foto may be a little unfavourable; the warroom is 5 to 4 meters.......

few shots of my work shop

Hi Guys
Very interesting topic I can't believe how clean and tidy most of these workshops are.

Mine looks like a bomb has gone off

It also doubles as a model boat store room about 28 boats at the last count

Regards

Derek

I know where everything is, well almost everything

Hi Charles
Thas more like it

Regards

Derek

I must admit that my garage looks like a bombs gone off after a its been used as a fly tippers dumping ground.
Over the years ive found it almost impossible to keep tidy and is stuffed full of 1/6 and 1/16 tanks, bikes, workshop equipment and all my re-enacting gear.

I am very impressed by some of the workshops and hobby rooms on this thread.

Cheers
Tim

Hello guys,

Nice to see your perfect workshops. I finished my place 6 months ago. it isn´t finished totaly but it was very long procces and I have to build my models. The first in my new workshop is 12years old project, tug boat PAOLO M and I look forward to my PANZER III kit and my scratch built STUG III. I would like to build them at the same time. I will see about the progress.

Have a nice day for everybody
Michal

Brilliant workshop Michal, nice & tidy, TV & beer-fridge

Hi all

After seeing all these nice clean workshops I'm going with Charles A Stewart a party popper workplace and like Charles I also know where everything is
that is apart from the things I cant find then I blame me wee lads lol.
On the workbench is a Dragon panzer11 1/6 scale that I have been building with my wee lads its just a pity it was not an Armortek production when you read this Kian wink wink
Stay well and keep safe
Steve

There's a place for everything and everything has its place! Now that's a proper workshop Muttley. No show and tell for me.

As you all know, the one with the most stuff when he dies, wins.

Pending the mansion I am saving up for , this has lead to my garage being rather crowded, but I found a great hack. Put everything on wheels! That way, I can rearrange things easily and make the space I need for doing this or that. I am mostly using little dollies like the one in the middle of the floor here, which I bought at Lidl for about EUR 9. Stores that usually sell such dollies charge 5-10 times that around here. The tanks are sitting on carts. They are more expensive, but very practical.
Okay, the lathe is standing firmly on the ground... I still have plenty to arrange in this part, where the mill (left) and 3D printer (upper right) reside, together with some other tools... But I will get there! My daughter recently got into embroidery. You know the stitching that grandma used to do, creating little signs of old proverbs and stuff. Take these modern words of wisdom : //

Hi Christoffer,

Like your workshop---and tank models too.
The Jagdtiger shown on the first two photos, isn't it the unique one unfinished by the late Per Sonnervik?
https://tanks.lindak.se/#collection/ee9 ... b1142f25d2
Love the gun barrel locked A-frame mechanisms.

Best regards,
Lerh Chang

I like this thread, The workshops are very interesting and some nice vehicles, regards simon manning.