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After drooling over Andy's fantastic workshop I thought it may be interesting to see other people's sheds/workstations/displays,etc.

Here's mine.



This is where my cars live when they are not in pieces. The box on the bottom right shelf contains transmitters. The three 1:32 cars are original relics from my childhood, they have been with me for about 25 years.

For me RC cars has been mostly a winter hobby so I usually work on the cars in the comfort of my dining room.

Edit - Sorry about the poor pic, I just took it now to start this thread.

I think it's a cool topic. My own stuff's just all over the place.
Andy's out of this world workshop would definitely belong here as well.

You guys are to kind, How about I show you what the first shed I had to work in was like enough room to fit the equivalent of 2.5 cars



PS:nice collection vara

Hi guys,

Well like Edou said, i don't have 1 shed where i do all my stuff. The most of my cars are kept in the attic, were i also do my painting. The shed is used for building and working on my nitro cars mostly.
Here i do my painting, and yes the KT is still not finished working on photo-etched parts still...




As you can see i need more space...








Now my shed...








This box i use for the stuff i am driving atm...




Ty

Cheers, Bram

I think it's a cool topic. My own stuff's just all over the place.
Andy's out of this world workshop would definitely belong here as well.

Well my stuff is like Edou said, a bit all over the place !
As i will move shortly to our new house, i'll install the whole basement just for me ! Pics will follow.

Bram :
Very impressive collection ! Looks awesome

Nice attic, Bram!

Here's my body shop at least (seasonally available) - about 3.5 x 6m.

Almost embarrassing really, but here goes
Main shed


Back shed




spare room






What's the bike Andyaus? - forks & frame look Honda but the rearsets are throwing me - 250RS?

Haha... just noticed I managed to catch my neighbour's cat in the last pic, on "his" chair, face firmly buried in his beans as usual!

Wow eddrick, you have some nice machinery there...
A cnc milling machine, how cool is that
(hope you spell that this way, lol)

cheers, bram

Cheers Bram!
Sorry to disappoint you though, the mill is a manual one - I bought it with a view to converting it to CNC, but ran out of cash before it happened. I got as far as putting scales & DRO on it, rebuilt the gearbox with steel gears/components & made a shopping list of ballscrews, steppers, stepper driver PCBs & mainboard, but that was it, well for the moment anyway.
I do however, have access to an enormous CNC router at work! We've also got 5x injection moulding machines, but I've yet to convince the boss they should be making toy car bits!

Anyway, none of this is half as exciting as your loft!