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For a while now I have been trying to decide on how best to "tidy up" the man cave. I finally took the plunge and thought I would make a start with the Hobbyzone workshop organizer, which would be the centerpiece of my modular system. This could be added to with other Hobbyzone products from the range as required. The organiser comes flatpacked and needs to be assembled. The first couple of pictures show it together with a 4 drawer module which will be built later. The parts are high quality laser cut and are supplied pre cut although in my case one or 2 parts needed to be cleaned up where they had been separated from the fret. The Instructions are basic pictures and the 12 pictures are in order of assembly. I found it easier to sort all the parts into piles for each stage which helped to identify them and also work out which stages made sub assemblies for later stages. The first 3 stages covered the making of the 3 small drawers, 1 larger drawer and a tray. Assembly was straightforward and the parts fitted together well.The main unit was then assembled and went together well with only a few taps of a rubber hammer needed in a few places. I took my time and allowed the glue to set overnight before assembling the sub assemblies together. The finished organiser measures 60cm wide x 22 cm high x 17 cm deep and can accommodate numerous tools, brushes drills etc and was fun to build although I still can't decide whether to stain or paint it or just leave it as is. Thanks for looking Al Spal attached the following image(s):
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There stuff looks great, and they have a big range, I have had some on order to sort my paint station for some time, hopefully here soon Jase “Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.”
-Mark Twain
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Thanks for looking Jase, I think I will be adding to the organiser with some more of there kit  Al
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look good Al i think i would need a couple of these though  regards Phil  COMING SOON =1/72 Italeri diorama`s Battle for the Reichstag and Stalingrad battle at the tractor factory 1/16 Trumpeter King Tiger with loads of extras ON THE GO= refurbishment of 1/25 Tamiya tiger 1 , amt Star trek kits and space 1999 models
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It looks really good but I'd love one a bit bigger...
Roy.
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roymattblack wrote:It looks really good but I'd love one a bit bigger...
Roy. With HobbyZone you make it as big as you like: HobbyZone modular systemRegards delboy271155 (Derek) COME BACK GUY FAWKES "YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU"
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"Nice looking organiser that should soon be filled with tools then they will slowly spread out around it" Thank God I'm not the only one!!  Robin First wooden ship: The Grimsby 12 Gun 'Frigate' by Constructo Second: Bounty DelPrado Part Works Third: HMS Victory DelPrado Part Works 1/100 scale Diorama of the Battle of the Brandywine from the American Revolutionary War Diorama of the Battle of New Falkland (unfinished sci-fi), Great War Centenary Diorama of the Messines Ridge Assault Index for the Victory diary is on page 1
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Noooo i'm trying to keep the bench tidy  Al
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Useful looking kit Al.... Good luck in keeping your bench tidy.... .. I'll give you 2 weeks before you give up..... Regards Alan
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I think I might need a few of these organizers... Nytetrain attached the following image(s): Best Regards,
Ron
On the bench: DeAgostini '67 Ford Shelby Mustang, Hachette Space Battleship Yamato 2202, Agora Models T-800 Terminator
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Gandale wrote:Useful looking kit Al.... Good luck in keeping your bench tidy.... .. I'll give you 2 weeks before you give up..... Regards Alan I don't know about 2 weeks I haven't had time to put anything in the organiser to start with Al
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Have now also built the 4 drawer unit for her indoors. Another straightforward build, but just make sure you have the magnets in the correct orientation/polarity before tapping them in to the wood. If not you may have issues when it comes to stacking these or joining them to other modules in the range. thanks for looking Al Spal attached the following image(s):
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That stuff looks awesome.
Would love to have my desk full of it all but the size of my kits take up all the desk lol. leaving no room to add them,
Chris On the bench 1/350 Revell Tirpitz Platinum Edition (Pontos PE and Wooden deck) plus extra Eduard PE set and extra MK1 door sets.
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magpie1832 wrote:That stuff looks awesome.
Would love to have my desk full of it all but the size of my kits take up all the desk lol. leaving no room to add them,
Chris You need a bigger desk then Al
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That looks like the sort of thing that I need to keep myself tidy. I've got this beast of a tower 'organiser' which is really next to useless for the small tools we use, and it takes ages to find anything I need, and the drawers keep getting stuck as well being made of a cheap plastic. This looks like a good option. Well done for finding it.
Happy building
David
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