Very nice mancave , I'm diggin' the SG
yes, but I play mostly on my N1 1983 JV Fender Strat. And sometimes on my Telecaster (self built with divers parts I bought). I dont really play the SG...
Show us your workbench!!
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yes, but I play mostly on my N1 1983 JV Fender Strat. And sometimes on my Telecaster (self built with divers parts I bought). I dont really play the SG...
megroot
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megroot
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Marc,i think that most of us don't need much of space and we share some silmilarities.
I have the ELFA shelf system and really happy with it,i have a printer and the pc to my right which i do this old the time: paint some parts,go to the pc and check Planet and Facebook cause my eyes are about to explode hehe
Is IKEA originally from the Netherlands?
Then we are on the same track.
For what I know is IKEA from origine Swedisch
Marc
gordy
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A pity!
What year is the SG ?
Piotrec
Active Member
Here is a panorama pic of my cave. Right in the basement.
I bought it recently (last year) its a Faded SG model.
I did like this guitar when I tried it but I'm more a Strat and Tele player.
Here some mp3 if you want to hear my Strat :
http://www.reverbnation.com/funkhit
I did like this guitar when I tried it but I'm more a Strat and Tele player.
Here some mp3 if you want to hear my Strat :
http://www.reverbnation.com/funkhit
gordy
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Piotrec
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Yes, I am lefty
MarquisMini
A Fixture
Now,that is big cave
MarquisMini
A Fixture
Safe from tornadoes
Very nice! Now you must be a lefty (looking at the mouse)
I am a lefty,but i use the mouse with my right hand .
theBaron
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To paraphrase Crocodile Dundee, "That's nawt a bench!"
Here's mine:
"Now, thet's a bench!"
I took those photos in January 2009, I think it was. It looks pretty much the same today, only some of the figures and kits in progress have changed.
Prost!
Brad
Here's mine:
"Now, thet's a bench!"
I took those photos in January 2009, I think it was. It looks pretty much the same today, only some of the figures and kits in progress have changed.
Prost!
Brad
MarquisMini
A Fixture
To paraphrase Crocodile Dundee, "That's nawt a bench!"
Here's mine:
"Now, thet's a bench!"
I took those photos in January 2009, I think it was. It looks pretty much the same today, only some of the figures and kits in progress have changed.
Prost!
Brad
I can see you like the Prussian army,great figures !
Question,i've seen before,the container of Future,what is that for??
Adam Baker
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Future makes for a great gloss coat, that is resistant to lacquers & such, so if you paint w/ acrylics, you could go back and do washes w/ oil paints, lacquers, enamels, etc.
jcichon
Active Member
Piotr, that man cave is much to neat. Its not very believable!! Brad's is more along the lines of a bench!! Nice and messy!!
Colin_Fraser
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Here's my work station - right beside the bed in our master bedroom. thanks to the tolerant wife.
Colin
Colin
Piotrec
Active Member
I have cleaned it up a little bit, just for the picture purposes.
gordy
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To paraphrase Crocodile Dundee, "That's nawt a bench!"
Here's mine:
Brad, that's a seasoned bench like an old cast iron skillet, never to be cleaned!
MarquisMini
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theBaron
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Thanks, guys! Before I moved into this house, I had a mobile home, and the bench was built to fit one of the spare rooms, which was about 9'x8'. When I moved, I felt so grateful to have room to walk around the table
daniel, Adam is correct, Future is a liquid acrylic. On your floors, like vinyl or on tiles, it makes a tough barrier against wear (like foot traffic, etc). When I got back into scale modeling, I learned about its use in modeling and painting. I seal my gloss figures with it, and when building scale models, like aircraft, I apply a coat of Future before applying decals. The gloss finish makes a smooth surface for the decal and helps eliminate silvering (air trapped under decals). I also dip clear parts in it. It seals the minute scuffs and scratches on a canopy, for example, making it look clearer.
I have also starteding experiments to use tinted Future as a sealer and a highlighting wash. I'll put the barest little bit of an acrylic color in it, and let that settle in the relief on a figure. I did that on my "Adam and Eve" pair:
to pick up the wicker on her basket.
daniel, Adam is correct, Future is a liquid acrylic. On your floors, like vinyl or on tiles, it makes a tough barrier against wear (like foot traffic, etc). When I got back into scale modeling, I learned about its use in modeling and painting. I seal my gloss figures with it, and when building scale models, like aircraft, I apply a coat of Future before applying decals. The gloss finish makes a smooth surface for the decal and helps eliminate silvering (air trapped under decals). I also dip clear parts in it. It seals the minute scuffs and scratches on a canopy, for example, making it look clearer.
I have also starteding experiments to use tinted Future as a sealer and a highlighting wash. I'll put the barest little bit of an acrylic color in it, and let that settle in the relief on a figure. I did that on my "Adam and Eve" pair:
to pick up the wicker on her basket.
