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**mcmattila**

Briancj wrote:ZOMG, I love it when people have too much time on their hands! Banners from HUNDREDS of White Dwarfs, etc.!

https://leadmountainwidow.com/banners-and-standards-and-flags-oh-no/?

Thanks for the link, that's brilliant! I love banners, and I'm bound to find some inspiration there for some freehand designs for SM company banners.

Briancj wrote:Ordo Xmas gets a new fancy frame.
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Don't zoom in if you want to keep your sanity intact.

--Brian

Hah, glancing at the small picture I thought it was old palettes from painting projects, or paper towels that you've used to wipe brushes on.. Nice piece of art!

**Briancj**

Is collecting all the ammunition crates* that GW has made the sign of a tortured mind? Asking for a friend...

--Brian

*...and tins and bags and...

PS: Totally re-did the workroom/workbench.

**Gitsplitta**

Your work room looks beautiful! Wow!

**Theophony**

You and Graven are making the rest of us look bad with these lean hobby areas

**Briancj**

Theophony wrote:
You and Graven are making the rest of us look bad with these lean hobby areas

Yeah, no. Remember:

1) I boxed up a bunch of stuff to sell.

2) You don't see the piles of unpainted/boxed product of both tabletop and model railroading...

**Syro_**

Wow, the workbench and work area looks so clean and organized. I've never had mine look that good even if I moved stuff out of frame

**Briancj**

Syro_ wrote:
Wow, the workbench and work area looks so clean and organized. I've never had mine look that good even if I moved stuff out of frame

Behold the firepower of this fully-armed and operational Mild Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder!

**Meer_Cat**

_I_ think it's a photo from the modeling workbench catalog- never been lived in!

sniff

**Briancj**

Meer_Cat wrote:
_I_ think it's a photo from the modeling workbench catalog- never been lived in! sniff

MY SECRET!!!

No, in all seriousness, I find it hard to work without a clean/ready work area. A lot of it has to do with seven years of food service, and the concept of "Mise en Place", or "everything in its place" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mise_en_place

Once everything is in its place, I can work smoothly, without getting frustrated because my addled, old, damaged brain mis-placed the $*(@#)$*(#@)$ x-acto knife.

Again.

--B.

**Platuan4th**

Briancj wrote:
Is collecting all the ammunition crates* that GW has made the sign of a tortured mind? Asking for a friend...

--Brian

*...and tins and bags and...

You're missing the cardboard Plasma ammo crate from 2008-09.

Note: not my picture:

**Briancj**

Alas, the chances of my getting THAT one are...slim.

But thanks, I didn't know about it!

**inmygravenimage**

Your hobby area knocks mine into a cocked hat sir

also, what about the wooden paintbrush boxes from around 2010?

**Briancj**

Again, probably unfindable, but if you can image me, I can keep an eye out!

MEANWHILE, TREES.

**Syro_**

Once everything is in its place, I can work smoothly, without getting frustrated because my addled, old, damaged brain mis-placed the $*(@#)$*(#@)$ x-acto knife.

Oh! Maybe that's why I keep 5 x-acto knives scattered around my work area

**Meer_Cat**

Ditto- except _my_ Xacto knives are carefully and strategically positioned for maximum efficiency all over the place- it just looks like chaos theory in action (according to Commander-in-Chief House).

**Briancj**

The Stage is Set...but for WHOM?

--B.

PS: Did not know my diorama would be prophetic. Considered building a new centerpiece, decided to keep it, in honor.

**Gitsplitta**

That looks pretty awesome.

**Syro_**

Diorama looks great Brian

**Camkierhi**

Looking fantastic....and tiny.

Tidying up my work space as we speak. Yours looks nice.

**inmygravenimage**

Yeah, glorious and relevant.

**Captain Brown**

Briancj wrote:
No, in all seriousness, I find it hard to work without a clean/ready work area. A lot of it has to do with seven years of food service, and the concept of "Mise en Place", or "everything in its place" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mise_en_place

Once everything is in its place, I can work smoothly, without getting frustrated because my addled, old, damaged brain mis-placed the $*(@#)$*(#@)$ x-acto knife.

Again.

--B.

In my case Mrs Captain Brown insists I keep my painting and modelling area clean or she will invoke the sweep-up of destruction before Ms Captain Brown gets her hands on a knife or other tool.

Cheers,

CB

**Briancj**

I have no Mrs. of any hue, so I must self-motivate.

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Uhm, oops.

**Dr H**

Nice job on the trees and diorama. Looking good.

**Briancj**

Blurry WiP.

**Camkierhi**

Tantalising leg shot.

**Briancj**

Today, I am rocking around 12 hours of miniatures work, to finish the diorama, and tackle Reaper Bones 4.

Pray for my health, because my sanity is gone.

--B.

**Syro_**

Wow, that sounds like an amazing day, but is your back killing you after that?

**Briancj**

I have a very comfortable chair.

**Gitsplitta**

Sounds like you're rocking it Brian! Well done.

**Theophony**

That leg looks.....Epic.....running for cover

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