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I have actually the room for a hobby area but for some reason I prefer to build in the kitchen....someday i will take over the basement room for my hobby area, once the kids have flown the coop. This is my set up at the kitchen counter... its a bit if a pain to clean it up every time I build but I do it...

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This is my presto-chango model supply cabinet. Looks just like any ole' jelly cabinet.

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Until you see whats inside

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This is the entirety of my stash...there are maybe 6 or 7 more than when this was taken. I store these in the back unfinished are in my basement. The dresser next to the shelf has most of my model spray paints, nail polish colors, MCW bottles, junk models, etc.

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This i the bench in the garage where I do my painting.

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Here's mine, moving around the room clockwise. Outside the door is where I have my display cabinets, bookshelves, TV/Surround sound, etc...

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Eric, that room is just like your builds, surgical, and perfect !!!!!! Now go mess it up so the rest of us don't feel so bad !!! lol..... :lol:

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Here's mine, moving around the room clockwise. Outside the door is where I have my display cabinets, bookshelves, TV/Surround sound, etc...

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I love it, a place for everything and everything in its place.

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man you guys are lucky to have rooms like that. when i find them i will show my whole work area. but if i stretch out i punch both walls.lol can anyone guess what cars are on Erics poster.

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I have a 12'X20' work shop and a very understanding wife. When we planned the house, I planned a workshop space. Had to build the house myself to get it, but It did work out. She has a 12 x 14 sewing room too, so she understands. Took me 15yrs to get the room started and as you can see from the pics, it isn't done.

This is from outside the door. To the right side is a display case

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Main work space

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Panning to the left

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Shelves with some of the stash there. Added the TV this fall so I could watch the racing I like but the wife hates

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Opposite side of the room with the spraybooth

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At some point I will finish the room, but for right now, it gives me a place to work

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Here's my space - these pics were taken a few months ago when I first got this room (loved it when the oldest son got married and moved out). My wife graciously offered me the room for modeling (she gets the next room that comes up for sewing / stamping / scrapbooking). Before this, we (me, my wife, and almost all the kids) would have to build models on a folding table in the livingroom or the office.

First, the workbench with space for two to work comfortably:

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The back corner behind the workbench:

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The spray booth next to that area:

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And the rest of the "storage" beside the spray booth:

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There's been a few changes since these pics were taken, but this is still the same overall set up

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I am with you! empty nest syndrome my A**! .......... There are definite advantages to having the kids grown and gone. My youngest of three is 22 and finishing college. May be back for a while when he is done, but not for very long i would guess. Besides with the other 2 out on their own, my wife and I have plenty of room for the 2 of us.

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Here's my little work area, I have it in my computer room. The main are is an old computer desk i got of my mom, next to that is a little bench and some storage. The last picture is the bench behind me that will have my paint booth once i pick one up, There is an in the wall AC unit i'm taking out in the spring then when i do the block in the wall i will add a dry outlet for the booth.

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