Show us your working area!

[ananas1301]

I thought it would be fun to see where everyone does all his builds and modifications and repairs and all that kinds of stuff.

So I want this to be a thread you can just post a picture or even pictures of your working area and lets see who´s got the best after the Flite Test work bench, which probably unbeatalbe

So here is mine. It is a corner of my room. The actual work is done on my desk, which I use for homework after school, RC and laptop and all kinds of other stuff. That smaller desk in the corner is just a little table to put stuff on if I am too lazy to sort everything back.

As you can see everything is really tidy right know

That is just because after I finished my Event my room was sooo messy that my mum made me clear everything up.

Everything except the big wing and small Parkzone Sukhoi belongs to me






Im pretty excited to see your stations of passionate work

 

[SunShine]

It might seem chaotic, but i know where everything is, and i can access it within 2 seconds, no matter what i would need....
also, i have some planes in the basement and some in the attic, but the storage system is the same, so i didnt feel the need to post that as well ... BUT IT WORKS SO ITS OK.
-A

 

[ananas1301]

W ooo W,

at rare occasions my room might look like this! But you´re right. You always know where you leave your stuff and as soon as my mum tidies anything up I start searching my stuff even though it is tidy. Seems unlogic but thats the way it is.

 

[Ryan2010]

I do all my work on a ping pong table and a fold up table in my basement. Here are a few pictures before and during one of my projects. The ping pong table is right behind the folding table and I stand in-between the two tables.

 

[pgerts]

My working space is on top of an old fridge in "the garage".

The most used models

 

[FlyingMonkey]

 

[ananas1301]

@Ryan: Nice place!

I got a tabletennistable lying around outside in my garden and my fam doesn´t use it any more. That might the way to extend my working area

@pgerts: Nice roof you have there! Love the Hotliner you have there right in the front of the picture! Did you ever measure how fast it flies? Or am I completely wrong with saying it is a hotliner?

 

[pgerts]

Or am I completely wrong with saying it is a hotliner?

Yes you are. It is an E-Hawk from Thunder Tiger and is a little to small for thermal but perfect on the slope in low wind speeds from 3 to 15 m/s.

 

[ananas1301]

Wow that cool! The longer I stay in this forum the more planes I wanna get

 

[colorex]

Wow that cool! The longer I stay in this forum the more planes I wanna get

Yeah me too...

 

[jetpackninja]

ok here's mine- no scolding- I know it needs a good cleaning

 

[ananas1301]

Clearly... the hotgluegun on your picture!

A must to have in these days

 

[colorex]

This is where I built my failed J3 Piper Cub. Notice the porcelain I used as a cutting table (it is super strong and almost doesn't scratch with a sharp utility knife). Don't use this. It kills the tip of your blades fast when you cut against it.

 

[glydr]

Welcome to'the study'

When I was studying my last degree by distance this was used for conventional 'study'. Now all I study here are plans, manuals...



There are many planes and helis stuffed in there that you can't see!

 

[eyeinthesky]

my mess

 

[earthsciteach]

Here's mine after yesterday's major reorganization. Much more functional, now!

 

[FlyingMonkey]

That's the improved work space?


 

[earthsciteach]

I know what you're saying, Flying Monkey. Not nearly enough stuff, right? LOL!

 

[Heli-Yeah!]

@ earthsciteach

What Heli is that peeking from the top of your "TV" cabinet?
I am "working" on a S300 scale Gaui EP100.

 

[Fatfish]

So here is mine, too. My flat isn't the biggest one, but i could do all my hobby stuff in the basement. In this time of the year relatively cold, but i do not disturb anybody (and nobody is disturbing me) and all the dust and hotwiring smells stay down there. As you can see i'm actually working on a RC conversion of a Multiplex FOX with wingerons (mentioned it in another thread). I really have to rearrange the parking lots of my planes, as i often brake something by accident, cause its so narrow in there. eyeintheskys idea (and i have seen it other posts, too) of hanging them all on the ceiling. As mentioned before, it's getting cold outside and so i have some guests - my little goldfishs.