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I only use my workbench for weathering, but the design could be adapted for whatever you want to do. Its a simple 3X8 table with a small shelf supported by paint cans. [IMG]http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c317/JPM335/WB002.jpg[/IMG] Here are a few powders and paints, as well as a pile of "practice cars". I just store all my brushes in a cup. (sorry about that awful picture of the steam engine, the wheels almost look solid and the rust looks one color[xx(]) [IMG]http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c317/JPM335/WB003.jpg[/IMG] Here are a copule cups of clean water, some washes, a power strip for electricity. And some work in progress. That steamer is too rusty to run right? Its going to become a flat car load.(sorry about that awful picture of the steam engine, the wheels almost look solid and the rust looks one color[xx(]) [IMG]http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c317/JPM335/WB004.jpg[/IMG] And finally, a gallon of clean water, some hairspray, and a small heater for cold nights. A workbench like this can be built in a few hours, and I am very happy with it.
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