One of the things I always enjoy here on RCUniverse is when people send in pictures of planes they are building and we get a glimpse of their workbench. It always warms my heart to know that I'm not the only builder out there that let's their work area become a total mess. In fact, I don't know if I could build if my bench wasn't a mess!!

So, let's see everybody's workbenches!!!. Also, tell us a little bit about that little corner of your house that you have claimed as your own plane area. I don't know about everybody else out there, but I think it might be fun to hear how other people had to get creative in order to have an area for their beloved hobby. The only rule is that you have to send in pictures of your work area "as is", NO cleaning it up for pictures. lolol I'll get things started.....

My wife and I own and run a computer/networking business, and as part of our business we run a bank of web servers. When we originally started the business we worked out of the house, and even though we have moved the business to it's own retail location the servers have stayed at home because of the cost involved with moving them. My building area is in my "home office" where our servers are. I had to rip the shelves out of a closet in order to move the servers into that closet. Plus had to modify the air conditioner ducting to get cooling for them. but the work was worth it because it allowed me to put up a building table. I still have to share my building area with work sometimes (as evidenced by the laptop sitting on the workbench). But at least I have an area in the house to work on now, which sure beats the garage I used to use which had no heat or air. The plane currently on the bench is a GP Ultra Sport 60.