Where the magic happens - model room!

[marko]

Yery nice!


My problem is not too much wall space left.  Lots of marching on bookshelves...


mark 

[bussy]

Here are some glass-cases where my soldiers are sleeping....or live their own life...


My favorite place of course

[Michael_43]

Hello Sandor,

it´s interesting to see where the Mignot-flat for the painting project is waiting for their colors and where
you´ll paint them.

Hello friends of Mignot-flats,

where are the other Mignot-flats waiting Make a picture ...

Best regards

Michael

[snagy]

My "workbench" in evening lights:





The 2015 BFFS painting project figure is in the middle, unpainted yet.
Best regards-
sandor

[Nicholas Ball]

Good Grief, does your misses lock you down in the basement as well!!!!! 

I can see why you need an Ottilite lamp.   


Nice figures!!! 

[marko]

New addition to the Empire - in the left hand corner you can see a lovely OttLite lamp which produces a nice natural light.  Since I moved last year I have been fighting decent lighting where I work - nothing to do with age mind you.


This plus some lovely figures Nick purchased for me at Kulmbach has me all set!

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[Roger]

The magic room of Wernigerode!!!!! 

[böckchen]

Welcome back!
 Here lives and works part time my brain and its skillful hands.
 Here, new creations and creatures in color. 
My pin board!                                 
    One of my pin boards ....
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The Creator's throne!
    In the background, boxes with tin men and the paint department.
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The "figure wrought!"
     Here you get the tin alloy their form fitting.
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[closerlookbooks]

I don't know why I found so much enjoyment seeing other painters' workstations. I picked up a few ideas here and there. For one, I have always wondered where everyone stores their unpainted flats. I have decided to store them in the drawers of a cabinet I used to store paper in for calligraphy projects. Any other details you all care to share on where and how you store unpainted flats would be appreciated.

[marko]

Very nice Joerg.  I also see like myself you have an impressive collection of started but, unfinished figures.  May we live forever and get to these things...


Nice pictures and fun workplace!


Mark

[Joerg]

So, here is my workplace - the dining table in the living room.
Normally we eat in the kitchen, so everyday the table can be blocked (and is  ) by me.

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The (main) cabinet for my figures
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[marko]

Good stuff - family fun!  In my case I think my paints would cover the table.

[Brian]

OK going back to model rooms, I don't have one    I paint at the family table with dogs and kids and misses walking around talking to me, jogging here, nudging there it's a woulder anything get done 
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[marko]

How about the Avengers, Commando Cody and Flash Gordon Serials?  Old nerds apparently....


I noticed there is a series of models of the Thunderbird vehicles out now, but not having watched the series I have not gone that direction yet.  (I have build resin Flash Gordon and Ming the Merciless ships however.) 


On my list is to make some Buck Rogers flats - I think the comics would lend themselves well.  However, as I am currently working on the army of Charles the Bold and French Maison du Roi cavalry I am several centuries short.


Mark

[gerry Larkin]

Nick
As I'm in your era mate, i too love your D.V.D choice! Thunderbirds,  captain Scarlett  Brillant, what about Joe 90!!, but you left out out Batman and Robin, stingray etc etc , so your safe knowing theres another sad ***** on this site also , but lets face it we loved them, now  the Sweeney should get a mention as well as Z cars! oh the nostalgia, and all the  late Gerry Anderson spin offs!  But getting back on subject, love all the display and home 'studio' pictures