does anyone actually keep a car in a garage

Never have,never will you should see the other end...it's like currys shop floor,tumble dryer,fridge freezer,upright freezer & under counter freezer...village quite often gets snowed in!I also have my car tools in a big rolling cabinet & there is a workbench as well.
There is a build diary Karl,I just haven't done anything since just before we moved last July....decorating,doing a garden that was all grass & had never had anything done to it since house was built 40 years ago except mowing the lawns,as we live immediately below what used to be a hill fort,followed by a saxon stronghold followed by the Normans our garden is full of rocks...for every 3 or 4 spades of earth you get half a bucket of the @%$£&~# things!This has made the garden a labour to rival any of Hercules efforts...but it's virtually done now so I can start chillaxing!

Karl,my build diary is already on here,have made the link below work so that it goes to it.
(Just edited this so that it made sense)

Just refitting mine... Got all the worktops in place just need to sort out the wiring etc....

Thats a good work station, everything at hand but you would be pushed to get the Surprise on it I reckon .

Thought I would add mine to the growing list.

My main work area.

Some work in progress.

Difficult to keep tidy, but I'm lucky to have the whole room for my own use!

LOL! You should see the paint stains on them!

hi wilf and trev. wilf you a proxxon dealer???like the milling machine and belt/disc sander,they are on my wish list. trev your abode is an aladins cave,right up my street,you still fly r/c?looks like an o.s.25 there.?. great stuff,lets see a few more workshops chaps??

Well done for thinking this thread up Karl, a brilliant idea!

This is my horrendously overcrowded kingdom in the sky, (literally as it's up in the attic!) The hatchway is directly below the bottom of the pic and the 'wall' on the left side is actually the chimney breast, do a U turn around the chimney and you come to the little computer alcove where I'm sat typing this!
As I said, very cramped apart from just after a periodic tool tidy up (not very often I'm afraid) but the workroom was vastly improved by the fitting in of a Screwfix Skylight which not only lets in far more light than its small size would suggest but is essential to good ventilation, especially when I'm casting white metal. Before the skylight went in I registered a July temperature of 120F! Needless to say I didn't do much up there on that day!
Like most other scratch building modellers I follow the standard first rule: NEVER THROW ANYTHING AWAY! IT'S BOUND TO BE USEFUL ONE DAY!
I would have liked to take a longer wider photo but the rest of the attic is jam packed with anything which will fit up there, this is as far back as I could get!

Keep the thread going boys!

Robin

PS I didn't print this pic off first to refer back to so I didn't realise you can't actually see the chimney breast on the left, just the things hanging up on it!