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1 hour ago, Clunkmeister said:

my bench is littered with stalled builds. 

So is mine. Don't know how I find the stuff I'm actually working on.

I'd have to change to "basement of doom" since they're not exactly on a shelf. Since they don't make a shelf big enough  :lol:

 

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Here's my bench currently:

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In the far corner is a Tamiya Spitfire IX and a T-Rex

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There's also wings for a pair of HK B-25s.

Beside that part of my bench is a drawer unit where the B-25 fuselages are, along with the LCM and a ZM He-219.

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Next to that is this pile:

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Not really sure what's there. The stuff on the cutting mat is what my sons are working on. 

Finally, the other side of my space. 

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So yeah, way too much stuff started...oh look a squirrel!

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Here is my only one (well, the only visible one, I mean, because started kits in their boxes don’t count, do they :ph34r: ?)

It’s a 1/32 scratchbuilt Aichi Hansa, a Japanese licence-built Hansa W-29, with an Hispano engine. It was started in 2008, before WNW existed, years before WNW’s W-29 was launched and went OOP. The build was stalled when my cat pushed into an unscheduled first flight - with only very minor damage .

And ... sorry for the cluttered bench :D.You can see my current mojo restorer ... an Entex 1/36 Palawan. It is in fact a kit of George Watson’s (of IBM fame) Palawan IV, designed by Sparkman and Stephens, and built by Rasmussen. And with only very minor improvements (like open skylights, to see the inside fittings - hang-on, that means I have to scratchbuild the interior ? :rofl:)

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My bench used to look just like Carl’s. Then I spilled stuff all over my F-5 and had to re rivet the entire model.  HZ organizers were the nest investment I ever made. They aren’t a perfect solution, but they do give everything a home. 

Mise en place. 

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9 minutes ago, Bill_S said:

Amateur.

You definitely win this game. But my friend Ron up in Minnesota is the King of SOD. He has probably 3000-4000 kits, and at least half had been started. He actually finished 2 models in the past 10 years.

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33 minutes ago, 1to1scale said:

You definitely win this game. But my friend Ron up in Minnesota is the King of SOD. He has probably 3000-4000 kits, and at least half had been started. He actually finished 2 models in the past 10 years.

I definitely can't compete with that! I just did a count off the top of my head - 38 on the SOD, and I'm sure I missed some.

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41 minutes ago, 1to1scale said:

You definitely win this game. But my friend Ron up in Minnesota is the King of SOD. He has probably 3000-4000 kits, and at least half had been started. He actually finished 2 models in the past 10 years.

I'd love to see that stash.........................

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3 hours ago, 1to1scale said:

My SOD is the most literal definition...a shelf.

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Of course, this isn’t showing my Fokker D.VII, B-24, P-47, Zero, SD.KFZ 222, and Wessex. So I hang my head in shame at 15 models.

HA!! I knew you would hit a wall with 6 of these going at once!

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10 hours ago, HubertB said:

Here is my only one (well, the only visible one, I mean, because started kits in their boxes don’t count, do they :ph34r: ?)

It’s a 1/32 scratchbuilt Aichi Hansa, a Japanese licence-built Hansa W-29, with an Hispano engine. It was started in 2008, before WNW existed, years before WNW’s W-29 was launched and went OOP. The build was stalled when my cat pushed into an unscheduled first flight - with only very minor damage .

And ... sorry for the cluttered bench :D.You can see my current mojo restorer ... an Entex 1/36 Palawan. It is in fact a kit of George Watson’s (of IBM fame) Palawan IV, designed by Sparkman and Stephens, and built by Rasmussen. And with only very minor improvements (like open skylights, to see the inside fittings - hang-on, that means I have to scratchbuild the interior ? :rofl:)

Hubert

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I like the way you have stored your Evegreen.

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41 minutes ago, ScottsGT said:

HA!! I knew you would hit a wall with 6 of these going at once!

8! Yes, I got tired of filling and sanding, these hasegawa P-40's need a lot of work, plus I took on a gray matter conversion. I decided that I am going to get back on these, but I need to tackle paint two at a time. I cant handle painting them all at once. I also have 2x P-40B (not started yet).

2x P-40E

1x P-40F (started, but in the box)

2x P-40K

1x P-40L

2x P-40N (early and late)

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So last January I had a tally up what was on the SOD..........

  1. M3A4E8
  2. Panzer III G
  3. Male IV
  4. Fw190 D9 - 48th
  5. Marder III H
  6. Matilda
  7. Tamiya Birdcage - 32nd
  8. SH  Tempest V - 32nd
  9. LRDG Chevy
  10. Sherman M4DV

well items 1, 3, 5, 9, & 10 are finished and in the cabinet had it not been for the GB 2 & 7 are next.........

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8 hours ago, Clunkmeister said:

My bench used to look just like Carl’s

Ernie, the sad thing is I do have shelves and drawers for most of that stuff. There's 6 paint racks, numerous small bins for AM and supplies, a wooden wine case for more paint, a rolling drawer unit...etc.

Stuff just doesn't make it back to where it's supposed to go.  Now with my sons "borrowing"  tools and paints, it's probably only going to get worse. 

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