Show me your studios

[STEVE THE SWEDE]

Suck on this!

Since I lost my studio I'm back to where I began as a kid, the kitchen table! As I was rather used to my perfectly suited studio this sucks big time...

Cheers,
Steve

 

[trekriffic]

Here's mine! Clean and organized for the first time in like SIX years. Clean as in steam cleaned the rugs and stuff!

Cockpit 2012 - a set on Flickr

Nice space dude! Hey, is that the ad blimp from Blade Runner I see there?

 

[trekriffic]

Jim C

Wowsa! I've seen fewer models at my local hobbyshop!

 

[ralphee]

Anywhere that has a large F18 hanging from the ceiling is awesome in my book!

Lee

 

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Looking very tidy, J. It's great to see everyone else's man-caves, too. I'm loving that studio-scale donor kit collection, Jim. Most impressive!

Here's:

My Shop - a set on Flickr

Just took these earlier today.

 

[Wes R]

That is an impressive collection of model kits. Mine is nowhere near as impressive given it's just a corner of my bedroom. All the heavy tools are in the basement shop area.
At some point my game system collection and entertainment center will replace it all.

I also have stuff stored in the closet but I think that's going to be getting a cleaning.

 

[Skidmarks_Diecast]

It's pretty small but it does offer the unique benefit of not having to stop building when nature calls.

 

[ShowCraft]

Here's:

My Shop - a set on Flickr

Just took these earlier today.

Wicked sweet collection of doner kits in your "studio". I see some kits I need to get for my stash.

Looks like its time to change that sanding pad there bud.

 

[iceman]

You all suck ....

Unfortunately, organization is not one of my strong points.

My current workshop is full of a 1:1 x.wing, but here is my desk at ILM circa 1986 -


http://www.cryogenesys.com/ilm/ilm_011.jpg

Extra points if you name the prototype model in the image

I'll get some good shots of my current workshop this weekend.

 

[trekriffic]

It's pretty small but it does offer the unique benefit of not having to stop building when nature calls.

Well I think that's the first workshop/bathroom pic I've ever seen.

 

[qcfoundry]

not a room exactly, still just a nook in an unfinished basement.

 

[Nwerke]

It's pretty small but it does offer the unique benefit of not having to stop building when nature calls.

:lol

My current workshop is full of a 1:1 x.wing,

Pics or it didn't happen!

Extra points if you name the prototype model in the image

Isn't that the thing they're now calling some sort of gunship? Dornean gunship? (Whoever the "Dorneans" were, lol.) IIRC a friend of mine was the first guy to spot it in the film - seems it has attracted a kind of following since he posted caps of it.

I'll get some good shots of my current workshop this weekend.

Yes please!

 

[ShowCraft]

not a room exactly, still just a nook in an unfinished basement.

At first glance, I thought this was a Starbucks.

It looks so cozy there.

 

[qcfoundry]

At first glance, I thought this was a Starbucks.

It looks so cozy there.

cozy? lol
not quite . unfinished basement, fairly cool in the winters, cold concrete, dust (servers as work bench for other home projects too). think you're likely feeling the cherry veneer on the knock-down module furniture along with the auto-camera-setting provided more reds than actual

 

[iceman]

:lol



Pics or it didn't happen!



Isn't that the thing they're now calling some sort of gunship? Dornean gunship? (Whoever the "Dorneans" were, lol.) IIRC a friend of mine was the first guy to spot it in the film - seems it has attracted a kind of following since he posted caps of it.

The prototype was for a movie released in 1985. Now that I think about it, I actually don't think anyone has tackled doing the models from this film, either in Studio Scale or otherwise. Wait, I just did a search and see Randy Cooper made one, but not the ship that this prototype is for.

 

[Tim Nolan]

"Studio" is a loose term for me, spread out over my home and office!! I have a large display of my work in my lab at my office, but also have the tools I use in my business at my disposal as well! At home, all of my airbrush work, sanding, drilling, etc; are done on my garage bench area, and assembly work is done in my walk-in closet space in my house!! I have a stand-up attic for kit storage, but I've thinned my collection down to a few hundred kits. I was blown away by some of your studios, and the amount of kits a few of you have are incredible!!!!

 

[IEDBOUNTYHUNTER]

Heres mine, Currently very dirty. trying to finish up a prototyping project for a unnamed sports equipment Vendor. Shop Clean needed badly.

 

[youngwm]

If you ask my wife where I am this is usually where I spend most of my time at home. Nothing real fancy after reading this thread I cleaned up a bit and organized. It needed done.. I have about five rooms in my basement and the previous owner had most of this setup as his shop.. I added some fresh paint another bench and it does the job.. Love the bathroom shop if the bathroom was not two doors down I would consider putting in a toilet..
The fourth picture I got the idea "fine scale modeler mag".. If you want to pick up your work and move to another spot this little organizer is nice...I have enjoyed looking at other's work space..

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[EIDesignStudio]

man you guys have some sweet setups as far as work space I have a unfinished basement that I do my gun smithing in going to try and move out of the house this year and move both of my companies to a larger building. I hate having people come over.