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I have limited space and for right now I am working off the dinning room table and the wife does not like me leaving my stuff there when I am not working on it, I know GW sells one and so does a couple other companies but I would much rather build one. I like building things rather then spending money, I am looking for ideas, let me see what you guys use as a mobile workstation. Thank you in advance guys.
Though not mobile, you could always get your self a nice secretary desk that you can close up.
it doesn't look bad if its a nice piece of furniture.
If you are going to do some nice wood working, honestly a decent work station is just a box with some shelves and component boxes to keep things organized.
Frankly, if it did exist, it would be a steal at 305 Euro.
I haven't figured out exactly how those Vallejo, Tamiya and GW paints actually stay in place with those arms, though. The plastic (acrylic?) arms holding up the paint bottles look a little magical to me. But boy would I love them haha. I would use them on my hobby tables, if they actually worked.
I think they snap in around the neck (at least the Vallejo ones) - the citadel ones seem to use black magic. The Vallejo liquid gold ones use a special thing called 'marketing' to stay there
Where did you see the price of 305 euros? I'd be pretty tempted too, even though I don't need one in the slightest.
@kb_lock -- to the bottom and right of the pullout tool trays, just below the encircled "6", it reads, MT 02 Desde 305.60 E*
And yeah, the regular Vallejo bottles look like the *might* work (though I'm still not convinced the bottles wouldn't fall out the first time you set it on its side and stood it back up). It doth appear to be wizardry of the highest order, though!
I have always thought that a small electric motor running a belt that the bottles sat on would be good during storage. Something that would kind of agitate the sediment by rolling three rolls one direction or the other every hour on the hour... or similar.
That way when you're done painting and may not be back for a week or so the lesser used paints don't end up with a 'holy crap, how long do I have to mix this' kind of sediment!
$22 jigsaw and a $5 clamp makes a great paint shaker.
Genander, please don't read too much into it, the first spanish i thought of was maricon, which google tells me is way worse (i dont speak Spanish). I was not trying to offend you matey.
Dark Angels 4th Company (3,830pts) 950pts fully painted
but yeah a box like that with all da compartments is way cool.
