So there really isn't a thread for this, that I could find, so I posted it here as it makes me happy.
Living in a small house has shown me that having a place for everything to be and having everything in it's place is a good thing. I had sort of outgrown my hobby table and had run out of room for everything to be out of the way when not in use. So, looking up at the amount of wasted wall space above my desk I decided to create a new desk that would put to good use that vertical space.
First what I was working with yesterday. Keep in mind that it took me a few days to design the new plan, a few days to cut all the materials and another day to put it all together.
My desk, mostly stripped of everything. You can see all my various files stuck to the light arm with magnets.
The plastic drawer units contain all my paints, basing materials, bits, and unstarted minis. The shelves aren't particularly tall, but they did have a fair amount of space for things, in the begining. Now onto the upgraded work station.
This is the best photo I could get as I was taking the photos with my phone. As I was assembling the shelf unit today, I realised that I forgot to plan a shelf to cover the top drawer, so that will have to happen soonly. I also took a pic some time ago of my spray system with the air tank that I made from an old propane bottle. I had to clean the tank multi times to get the smell out, then sand blasted it to get the rust and old paint off. Then primer, paint, tape, and more paint, and what was once junk is now fun recycled usefulness. The airbrush on the left is a cheapo knock-off but works ok. The one on the right is an Iwata Revolution CR.
Now for the task of putting it all back together.
