garden shed makeover

Jeffrey Goff · Post by **Jeffrey Goff** » Sun Mar 15, 2009 7:53 pm

Inspired by other peoples workshops, I spent the weekend creating a small room in my garden shed, plenty of light, to use the small mini mill, and drill, back to the 222 build tomorrow.
where do you build your models,

regards
Jeff

simon_manning · Post by **simon_manning** » Sun Mar 15, 2009 10:02 pm

thanks again jeff for the superb job on my cupola,all you need now is ,tv shower,bed ,and move in,rent the house out!,looking forward to more wonderful posts on your projects.

best regards
simon manning.

Robert E Morey · Post by **Robert E Morey** » Sun Mar 15, 2009 10:24 pm

Cool shop Jeff, way better organized than mine I'm afraid! Thanks for posting, it motivates me to clean up my act.

Bob

Jeffrey Goff · Post by **Jeffrey Goff** » Sun Mar 15, 2009 10:32 pm

Simon it was a pleasure,
Bob, I used the mill today for the first time, and now realise just how good your work is, your latest creations are a work of art
regards
Jeff

Adrian Harris · Post by **Adrian Harris** » Sun Mar 15, 2009 10:34 pm

Great to see where you perform your magic Jeff

I'm currently selling off a load of stuff that's been in my garage for years in the hopes that it will:

a) create enough room to be able to build in there.
b) create enough profit I can add to my stock of tools.

The missus doesn't seem to like it when my silver soldering sets off the smoke alarm...

Adrian.

Robert E Morey · Post by **Robert E Morey** » Thu Mar 19, 2009 3:23 am

Jeff,
Thanks for the kudos on my work. Thats a nice looking little mill. You have the talent as well. If you can make it by hand, you can make it with a machine. With a little practice on your mill you will be amazing us with your creations. Enjoy the whole new world of machining! Its a perfect complement to building tanks!
Bob

Sven Strobbe · Post by **Sven Strobbe** » Mon Apr 20, 2009 8:16 pm

Hey guys,

I'm still building my workshop.By the look of Jeffrey's shop i see that it doesn't stop by just building it, but a lot of machinery needs to be installed to...

Great job by the way on your 222...

I see there's still a lot i need to learn about working with metal kits.
I'm building the King Tiger and its the first metal kit i'm gonna make,and the first kit after 15 years of having build anything...

Greetings from Belgium

Sven

Jeffrey Goff · Post by **Jeffrey Goff** » Tue Apr 21, 2009 6:23 pm

Hi Sven, that's going to be a superb workshop, with that sort of dedication to the KT build, I would make sure you add a bedroom, just in case your other half locks you out

regards
Jeff

Adrian Harris · Post by **Adrian Harris** » Tue Apr 21, 2009 7:00 pm

Now that's what I call dedication

Your very own tank factory

Adrian.

Sven Strobbe · Post by **Sven Strobbe** » Tue Apr 21, 2009 10:06 pm

Hey guys,

I'm going to be happy if one tank comes out of it this year...

Still some bricks to place, a roof and solarpanels.Oh yes and 2 windows and a big door for when there's a bigger scale model available...

My second 1/2 has no problem yet but when i really start building the KT it might change

For now i only made this so far in a small place...

But enough here about the KT and the soon to be Tank Factory...

Back to the 222, More pictures of that and the fine work to make it as real as possible...

Greetings from Belgium

Sven