Keeping a ship covered from dust etc??

[Ian M]

I use a plastic sack cut open and just laid over the top. Once the masts are up I hang the plastic over a string like a tent.

[BattleshipBob]

Hi Laurie

The garage is horrible the drive is a bit of a wind tunnel, so door open in comes the crap! I use a cheap small plastic green house, this ideal for storing boxs and food containers with the models in, zip on the front cover as well. I think in the next year or so we will be moving, so i will be looking for a room i can do everything in!

I always hoover the bench where i work but its a never ending battle, which i always lose lol, thanks for the advice!

[Guest]

Hi Laurie

The garage is horrible the drive is a bit of a wind tunnel, so door open in comes the crap! I use a cheap small plastic green house, this ideal for storing boxs and food containers with the models in, zip on the front cover as well. I think in the next year or so we will be moving, so i will be looking for a room i can do everything in!

I always hoover the bench where i work but its a never ending battle, which i always lose lol, thanks for the advice!

Moving seems a good choice Bob. Moved near 8 years from the "garage" into a flat. Separate bedrooms, something about snoring though I have never heard it, & my dedroom is a dedicated model room. The bed slides away under a shelf. Never get a hair or dust on any paint work. Pretty much heaven :hungry:

Laurie

[BattleshipBob]

Snoring, whats that! The plan ( mine ) is to get a study or 3rd bedroom i can take over!

[Tim Marlow]

Snoring, whats that! The plan ( mine ) is to get a study or 3rd bedroom i can take over!

That’s what I did....great move. I actually ended up with a build bench and a paint bench with an airbrush booth in between!

[rtfoe]

I happen to have an antique roll top desk and never thought of using it for my models. That could work.

Cheers,
Richard