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I just got into the hobby at the end of last year. Since then I've been setting up my hobby area in a very limited space.
This is my setup so far.
What ways do you maximize your space for working on models?
WOW! I wish I had that much space! Looks pretty well organized to me . As you work you will recognize changes you want to make. It will get better and better.
Looks good, but I don't see any models.
JohnDB Looks good, but I don't see any models.
I'm currently working on my second model. It is in the drying box in the corner, have to look closely.
For a "limited space you're doing pretty good, as I remember working off a TV tray, a kitchen or dining room table, and even spray painting over some newspapers on the bed.
High octane
High octane For a "limited space you're doing pretty good, as I remember working off a TV tray, a kitchen or dining room table, and even spray painting over some newspapers on the bed.
With no wife and no life. I get the benefit of deciding what to do with the space and my money. I'm also kind of an all in kind of person when it comes to new hobbies.
I stand corrected. Welcome to the Hobby. If you're looking to make show quality models or just a weekend project you can find all kinds of tips on this forum. Have fun building and post some pics when you're done.
Looks like you're off to a good start. To answer your question, in my opinion the best way to maximze space is drawers. I love drawers. A place for everything, and everything in its place. I can't stand my horizontal spaces cluttered with piles.
I too am working on my space for building and "the wave of the future is....drawers". That was a very loose reference from The Graduate. ("Plastics son, plastics.")
Just keep picking away at it...
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