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I have one of those cheapo spray booths sitting on my desk that serves as a handy workspace and storage space when I'm not painting. It has occurred to me that it kind of looks like a hangar or a factory, because it always has a big pile of something in the process of assembly.






Anyway, I thought it might be fun to actually convert that entire interior space so that it looked like a bigass Mechanicum workshop to complete the effect. A diorama I guess. Hoses and cranes and furnaces and whatnot. I've never really done any conversion work or any terrain work before, so I'm looking for general suggestions - bits, terrain pieces, techniques, etc. It measures 16"x16" with a height of 12.5". It definitely still needs to remain functional for it's primary purpose

Check out the biotoxin plant - you can get the same kit from a couple of different companies. If you look on my created threads i have a review of it and the platform kit.

Edit: On a computer now - Link to my review

Love seeing the workspace of other hobbyists, thanks for sharing.

Yeah, does kind of look like an environment of some kind.

Mine looks more like watto's junk shop on tatoonie....

heh.

Yeah, my buddy called it my "command center" the other day and it kind of fits. Computer + painting setup in my living room with my TV off to the side.

Did I mention I'm a bachelor?

I'm a bachelor.