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Agamemnon2 wrote:

Ravenous D wrote:True enough, but then how often are you going to go out and use it?

I'd actually use it to put away all my painting supplies from my desk at once. Right now I don't have a single square inch of spare out there, being able to fold it all away at once would be worth money. Though sadly not over 200 Euros' worth.

Makes sense, I have an entire studio space and office so I guess I take it for granted.

What an exspensive pack - but its definetly cool.

Its awesome and i'd buy it but i could not justify that much expense without the item sitting in front of me to play with first. Wait til gw sees this and does thier own version, it'll be double the cost and half the quality, with pre-release photos which are high quality test pieces.... wow i'm not usually that skeptical.

THX_1138 wrote:My Spanish is pretty bad, however I think it may have an extractor built in for the airbrush booth. Take a look here. If you hover your mouse over the red circles a description pops up (in Spanish). The description towards the bottom next to the draws mentions 'Un interruptor para accionar los extractores de la cabina de pintura' which I think translates to 'a switch to control the extractors of the painting booth'.

Babel Fish translates the text like this :

"Base of plugs. In this it exists a taking to give current to the lamp, a switch to drive the extractors of the painting cabin and a taking of current to connect your herramientos electricies."

Not a perfect translation but a clearer description.

I'm the same as another poster above: my hobby space is so limited that this would be ideal for me to pack up and go as I needed to. Now where did I put that winning lottery ticket ???

If you look as the spray booth unfolds in that graphic you can see the vents along the back by the hinge.

I must be blind, but where's the price for this on that site, how much in USD?

Like others above, it may seem silly at first, but a well made place for me to store and quickly access all my modeling and painting supplies, then quickly tuck them back away somewhere would be awesome.

That said, it's likely the airbrush vacuum and light that makes it more expensive. I could probably get away with buying a large toolbox with drawers and putting everything in there.

The only source of any kind of pricing information is the official English-speaking forum they have up. The 245€ figure I quoted came from there. In USD, it's likely to be far too expensive to even consider (taking the exorbitant shipping fees into account), so nevermind it.

According to their forum, the price is 285€.

And THX_1138, your translation is correct

in the us you might have an issue with electricity, without seeing the plugs they probably 220 not the 110 we use here stateside