bcauchi wrote:Brilliant Adrian, you sure use your den and it looks really well used. I love the mayhem. Probably you are the only one who knows exactly where everything is.
AdriaN wrote:ADRIANS DEN
Your all gonna get a shock! i probably have the CLEANEST desk in the world. On the opposite, instead of cleaning up my desk for the photo, I DELIBERATELY, TRIED to DIRTY it up
Airbrushing den in garage
Home built extractor, which i wonder if is of any good?
bcauchi wrote:And where is that clinic!!!????? Do you need to wear protective clothing and masks to work in there just in case you contaminate the area? How can you feel at home in my workspace Aldo, sitting at my desk would seem to be as if you are sitting in the middle of Maghtab next to your workshop.
bcauchi wrote:It is unnaturally clean. Don't you ever knock a tin of paint over? I do that about once a fortnight. Meta taqbizlek becasue the airbrush acts up, don;t you start spraying everything you see? Your cutting mats are pristine, everything is pristine, even the dust is scared to get anywhere near your workshop. The spotlessness is amazing. It is clinical. And the organization is maddening. You have labels for everything, even works in progress. Truly amazing. I think that you are really organized, clean, calm and should be an example to everyone.
iCocker wrote:Aldo
Do not tell me you fill a job card for each model you make?
Man in the next life you should be a surgeon!!!
Iv
you must have spent a fortune on this room 
, during my free time I will stay in my room and not roaming around dirtying the house or during the night she knows that I am well within her reach and not outside exposing myself to all the perils and devilish things the world can offer and other 1000 reasons to have your own room Joseph wrote:Adrian,
Its not a question if your wife allows you to take a room and convert it into your den, but one must, if space is available, convert a room into his den. When I was designing my house the first room that I planned was the modelling room and it was accepted as it is from day one. On the other hand your wife has to look at the bright side of things, i.e. she has one room less to clean
On the other had if I had to leave my room as it is yours, no offence here, she would surely drive me crazy with her grumbling
I hope my wife never reads this post
AdriaN wrote:Gesus christ!
When i look at your workshop all what i see is each item in quadtriples!
Each box is in quadtriples, each model is in quadtriples.... may i ask, why do you have the same box 5,9,10 times? and models?
Your lucky your wife allows you to take up a room, and didnt steal 'your room' and converted it into a washing room or clothing room or 'storage' room
Did you buy an entire paint stack too!!???
bcauchi wrote:Kemm hi bis-sens Aldo, you have really made good use of an otherwise useless space which normally just gathers dust. I envy you becasue i am running out of space at an alarming rate. In fact i still do not know where i am going to put these two 110's i am building. I might put them up for sale!!! Just joking of course.
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