The modeling room has been,for want of a better word, a tip for quite a while now.
At
the moment I do my modeling and painting on 600mm shelves that were in
place in the house when we brought it which are now surplus to
requirements. Now, normally these just live on the floor when not the
current project, which is a bit limiting as there is only so much floor
to go round.
last weekend I knocked up a storage rack out of some
old MDF bits, and smuggled it into the house while the wife was out this
morning.
So there we have it. a selection of 6mm wargaming projects on the go at the moment, but plenty of space to add other projects to ignore at my leisure.
Some
of you will be wondering why I didn't just buy something from a shop.
Mostly its because I'm cheap, but more because I wanted something that
fitted into the room without wasting any space. The lesser bit is
because we don't have many options in terms of buying items like this in
a shop.
However those living in civilised countries might be able to find something that fits the bill much better.
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I like it. Its a bit like a modelling project as well, because (in my case)I am surprised and delighted when the unit turns out reasonable and square. I have been known to cut 2 sides ,for a unit or even a module , completely different lengths. That's even after measuring twice! Makes me wonder how my modelling works out to be presentable.
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