Stuart's Backseat Blunders.
- Stuart
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Stuart's Backseat Blunders.
Hi all,
Well this is me, one small tray to call my own, well actually its a humbrol workstation that my Wife got me for Valentines day. Yes I know it's a gimmick, but its far better than the peice of MDF it replaces
I am a typcial modelling hobo, wherever I lay by bench is my home!!! Which most days is in my car during lunch breaks! - More pics to follow when i've got something intresting to show...
Current project is Airfix's 1:72 Folland Gnat T.1.
Keep smiling!
Well this is me, one small tray to call my own, well actually its a humbrol workstation that my Wife got me for Valentines day. Yes I know it's a gimmick, but its far better than the peice of MDF it replaces
I am a typcial modelling hobo, wherever I lay by bench is my home!!! Which most days is in my car during lunch breaks! - More pics to follow when i've got something intresting to show...
Current project is Airfix's 1:72 Folland Gnat T.1.
Keep smiling!
Stuart Templeton I may not be good but I'm slow...
My Blog: https://stuartsscalemodels.blogspot.com/
My Blog: https://stuartsscalemodels.blogspot.com/
Re: Stuart's manportable mancave (Tray).
My mat is a mobile as yours, Stuart. Conservatory in summer, dining room when it's cold and the office at work when I'm working the weekend or nights. It's good not to be tied down to a desk.
I'm a mostly full-time modeller put a part-time poster....
- Narayan
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Re: Stuart's manportable mancave (Tray).
That looks nice and neat and tidy. Wonder how long that will last!
That Gnat looks good Stuart. Hope to see some more pictures soon.
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That Gnat looks good Stuart. Hope to see some more pictures soon.
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I'll chase him 'round the moons of Nibia and 'round the Antares Maelstrom and 'round Perdition's flames before I give him up!
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2013 06:01 2010 44:12
2012 20:05 2009 19:16
2011 11:10 2008 16:03
Overall 199:52
Re: Stuart's manportable mancave (Tray).
Looks spiffy there Stuart.
I really have to get a Humbrol cutting matt one of these days. There is so much data printed on them. So much more to cover with my sloppy paint work.
I really have to get a Humbrol cutting matt one of these days. There is so much data printed on them. So much more to cover with my sloppy paint work.
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- Titan
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Re: Stuart's manportable mancave (Tray).
I remember the days when my pots of paint were all in a nice line Stuart , ah the memories.
Gnat looks good and looking forward to more pictures.
Regards
Mark
Gnat looks good and looking forward to more pictures.
Regards
Mark
Regards
Mark
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- Dirkpitt289
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Re: Stuart's manportable mancave (Tray).
Modeling in the car now that's interesting. I'm not sure I could do that but I like the idea. Very cool
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- Stuart
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Re: Stuart's manportable mancave (Tray).
Thanks guys - It is pretty neat this workstation, I only used it for a few days but I'm happy with it so far, although your right, I'm not sure how long it will stay that tidy!!
Most of my modelling is done in the back of my car at lunch, but I can work anywhere, including from a shoebox lid on the kitchen work surface whilst tidying up - when you've got 2 little-uns, and your desperate for some modelling time - you can work anywhere!! (some modelling is ALWAYS better than none...)
I would love my own little mancave, but it'll have to wait, but I'm happy to have my man tray.
Most of my modelling is done in the back of my car at lunch, but I can work anywhere, including from a shoebox lid on the kitchen work surface whilst tidying up - when you've got 2 little-uns, and your desperate for some modelling time - you can work anywhere!! (some modelling is ALWAYS better than none...)
I would love my own little mancave, but it'll have to wait, but I'm happy to have my man tray.
Stuart Templeton I may not be good but I'm slow...
My Blog: https://stuartsscalemodels.blogspot.com/
My Blog: https://stuartsscalemodels.blogspot.com/
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Re: Stuart's manportable mancave (Tray).
It looks a hell of a lot neater than the chaos of my workbench Stuart. That workstation is actually a handy looking piece of kit for mobile modelling. If I do any modelling in front of the telly it has be on a tea tray and stuff can slide around on it if I'm not careful. Do I see the new tool Gnat on there? We can look forward to some glamour shots of it when it's done then Welcome on board.
Doing - Tamiya 1/35th Universal Carrier.
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Work is the curse of the modelling classes!
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- Stuart
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Re: Stuart's manportable mancave (Tray).
Yes it is the new tool - I've posted some pics in the Aircraft thread.
Stuart Templeton I may not be good but I'm slow...
My Blog: https://stuartsscalemodels.blogspot.com/
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Re: Stuart's manportable mancave (Tray).
Ah, I haven't looked into the aviation part of the forum recently I shall take a look!
Doing - Tamiya 1/35th Universal Carrier.
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- Stuart
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Re: Stuart's manportable mancave (Tray).
Evening all... Not much to report, My Gnat is finished and has been replaced by a Hurricane. I built this one last christmas but ran out of matt cote - so it's time to finish....
Spitfire GB is progressing. Really enjoying it, I might actually finish a model in a month which is amazing for me....
I also had time to make a french poodle out of an egg with my little-un for her homework
happy modelling all
Regards...
Stuart.
Spitfire GB is progressing. Really enjoying it, I might actually finish a model in a month which is amazing for me....
I also had time to make a french poodle out of an egg with my little-un for her homework
happy modelling all
Regards...
Stuart.
Stuart Templeton I may not be good but I'm slow...
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- bilby1968
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Re: Stuart's manportable mancave (Tray).
Nice work on the egg.
I hope she gets an "A" for it
I hope she gets an "A" for it
3 on the bench at anytime............well sometimes!!
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Re: Stuart's manportable mancave (Tray).
Great poodle!
The Spitfire and Hurricane are good too!
cheers
Andrew
The Spitfire and Hurricane are good too!
cheers
Andrew
Up in the Great White North
- Stuart
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Re: Stuart's manportable mancave (Tray).
Thanks Guys - She did well on the Poodle, it was atthe front of the table display in her school. I only did the egg painting - Humbrol 34 acrylic! - she did the ears and the face!
Stuart Templeton I may not be good but I'm slow...
My Blog: https://stuartsscalemodels.blogspot.com/
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Re: Stuart's manportable mancave (Tray).
You are lucky, I need heaps of room to spread things out and lose them etc. Your builds look good so its obviously working for you.Sir T wrote:Thanks guys - It is pretty neat this workstation, I only used it for a few days but I'm happy with it so far, although your right, I'm not sure how long it will stay that tidy!!
Most of my modelling is done in the back of my car at lunch, but I can work anywhere, including from a shoebox lid on the kitchen work surface whilst tidying up - when you've got 2 little-uns, and your desperate for some modelling time - you can work anywhere!! (some modelling is ALWAYS better than none...)
I would love my own little mancave, but it'll have to wait, but I'm happy to have my man tray.