Post your workspace!

If you can see the large rubber container just behind the chair in the long shot, this is what is inside it.




I kept getting sidetracked by my fledgling Empire and Brettonian Armies so I put them away until 2010. Maybe this way I can stay focussed on Mordheim (and my Dwarf, Wood Elf and Space Marine armies)...

AH HA!!! I found the "before" pictures on my hard drive.

So does it look like I improved the area?

Wow....

mhahaha, I love the upside down models on your ceiling! more magnets for everyone!!

What a magnificent man-cave.

Apologies for the grainyness but that's my rubbish camera for you! It all get cleared away when we need the table for something else and you can see my partners hobby stuff there as well (she makes jewelery). That's my nearly finished warband lined up there with just the last halfling on the board and the replacement Captain model (more Averlander like in appearence and losing the doublehanded weapon) next to the knife. Pictures hopefully soon.

My current temporary workstation till i get my shed finished.

whow! you've got the same curtains going as my sister does! hahah

other than that, fill up that cabinet!

COOL! I've had the same temporary work place for the last twenty or so years. Nice curtains!

Thats a hell of a neat workspace

Well here is my workspace.

Mum doesn't like me leaving my shit lying around the house so i had to come up with a way to be able to pack everything up when im done. I liked the idea of the GW's paint station so I made my own - as im such a keen bean. When ive finished it all gets stored on top of the fridge cabinet - the pic I took of that was too blurry.

catch ya

James

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Ah, how I miss the days of destroying the wifes kitchen table....

Organized clutter...BRILLIANT! AND it's ALWAYS a good idea to stay in the Missus' good graces...at least when she's present .

DeafNala wrote:

Ash wrote:

I guess chewing on the edge of your desk is better than your nails...right??

GREAT source of roughage, although with pine you have to watch out for splinters.

and if it's treated pine you'll want to watch out for death

@Krug..

LOL..yeah me too, i think it took 3 dinette tables covered in utility knife slashes before my wife caved and bought me a dedicated hobby table.

All it took was me buying a house and going:
" Wow honey, this kitchen is huge! I can work on three armies at once with this much space!"

and now I have a hobby room / man cave...heh heh heh....

Cleaned up my workspace nad took some pictures if you wanna look ;D

I'm actually kind of surprised to see that so many people model in front of computers... I would be so distracted. Anyway, my workspace:



The magnifying glass in the lamp is mainly a novelty. It's not really useful.

I was throwing out dried up old GW paint pots recently, and it seems some of them have formed into this funny dome shape. lol

Ha ha, cool colours!

Can't remember if I posted pics here before. This is a great thread though! Right now, my workspace is limited to this desk bureau.



This book case houses various tomes which aided Christian & I to make a sense of things in the Border Town Burning adventure.



Shed load of Warhammer novels out of shot. The WFRP Companion, offers Mordheimers a detailed insight to Sartosa - City of Thieves, among various other opulent goods.

Regards,

Stuart.

B-)

COOL...organized clutter. I LOVE all the reference works you have close at hand, AND you've got an old copy of War Hammer Armies too, EXCELLENT!
My own work place could be based on The Realms of Chaos.

I agree this is a cool thread. Your workspot reflects a kindly light on the person who creates there.

Mine is awesome its a right mess. this isnt all ive got loads of bit boxes and sprues on the ground, my mom always freaks out over it:

Avarice wrote:

I'm actually kind of surprised to see that so many people model in front of computers... I would be so distracted. Anyway, my workspace:

I like having my computer nearby (it's a novelty for me since my previous painting room was separate from our office). I can google images for inspiration or let itunes have free reign. Actually, I have a magnifying glass light too. They seem so great, but they're hard as heck to use. I gave up pretty quickly.

I got inspired to snap some pictures. First off, the shelf of the damned, where miniatures go to die...

A shot standing next to my shelf looking at the painting table and the nearby computer. Ooh Ah!

The painting station in all its majesty!

OOOOOOOOH WOW! You've got a REAL window...the kind that lets light shine through, AND LOTS of room. VERY COOL!