Eddie, that is some shop! I agree though - at least throw some paper or something on the floor.............

Really Nice Shop - I Build..................

I didn't realize that this thread had pretty much died until you just posted - the other post are a year old... LOL

Keith

I have all most got everything rebuilt in the new house. Planes ready to go are up stairs in the garage along with battery chargers, power supply, fuel, etc, etc
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I then got to build a new shop downstairs

Gregg, very nice. BTW it is far too clean and you need to fill that empty spot on the ceiling hanger.

That is a beautiful roomy shop!

Anyone else experiencing slow download times on photos on RCU? Each one on this thread took about 30 seconds or more.

Most don't reduce before they post. here is unreduced

Here is reduced.

notice the times

That one empty slot is where the Cub is usually hanging out . It is pretty tidy right now but it's just about ready to get busy down there. Now I can get the Bucker-Jungman kit back out. I've been trying to get it going again for about 4 years . Have the upper wing at about 70% complete....

I agree, more like a hobby store. STILL IT LOOKS GREAT AND ORGANIZED

LOOKING AT ALL THESE GREAT WORK PLACES, MAKEES ME WANT TO EXPANE MY CLOSET A FEW FEET

That's really cool, I think I might do the same thing, but maybe with a P-40 Warhawk painted mural. Very cool idea like it alot

Eddie and Gputt Now I know what jealousy feels like ;{

This thread has been around long enough for me to post another workshop on it. My first one wasn't big enough (See Post 39 from 2004), so I gathered up my tools, sold it and built another house around my new one. Here it is..... And yes, before you ask, I spent time cleaning it up before I took the picture. Never go out in public without cleaning up first. The bench is longer, but it looks the same because the planes are now bigger.

I'd say you got a nice one going there hookedonrc, but I think that plane belongs in MY workshop - oh wait, I already have one (and wouldn't trade it for the world). YOU WILL LOVE THAT BIRD!!!! What you powering it with?

Thanks tailskid, yes I can't wait to get it in the air. It's a DLE 20. I am about 1/2 way through the build because I am doing all the mods that have been suggested on RCU, and some of my own. I was going to fit the cowl this weekend, but have to wait till I get the muffler. I took the plunge and sprung for a small canister wrap around Pitts muffler from J-tec. I am trying to fit it all within the cowl.

That's what I have in mine and it needed some 'tweeking' to get to fit. I used Du-Bro mounts and are using a 15/7 three bladed prop due to ground clearance. I also used two elevator servos but other than that, it is stock!

Yep, I have seen that picture many times. I didn't go to 2 servos on the elevator, but did add a second control rod. I am keeping track of the mods on this thread:

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/arf-...ilot-size.html

Two car garage, two building tables, table saw doubles as a third building table in a pinch. 36 inch blue print copier inside second table, tig welder, CNC mill, lathe, cut off saw etc etc.

I've been watching this thread for YEARS!!!!!!!! I'm finally excited to be able to contribute. Took a few years to save the cash and of course had to keep stacking the garage fuller and fuller so my wife finally said, build something to put all this stuff in!!!!!

It's on the way. 20 X 20.

Well it is a good start. . GOOD LUCK ON YOUR BUILD.

Lucky dog

Now i'm jealous.

Now I know where to get my little TIG jobs done, eh Dennis. My MIG doesn't do much for models.

This is the shop we just finished. This thread has been an inspiration. Thank you all for contributing.

If I showed my workshop when it was clean you would think it belongs to a cyclist, not a modeler. Because basically it does.