Hobby station

Customized organization and storage make this portable hobby station a great addition for any enthusiast.

The Situation: In addition to my larger scale projects I also dabble in small scale stuff; literally; like 1:87 scale in the form of HO-scale model railroading. The Issue: Assembling a branch-line railroad station that measures something like 8" x 3" and stands less than 4" high does not mix well with projects like a 10' x 10' greenhouse with a 7' peak, or even a 4' x 2.5' kitchen island that stands 40" high. The tools aren't the same, little scale parts that took hours to assemble get stuck…

Portable Work Station: This is a workstation that I use for everything from hobby painting to soldering.

If, like me, you paint on a dining table or shared space - having a paint rack, brush stand, and several other bits of gear can be somewhat annoying to fully pack away between sessions. On the weekend I put together a (new) workstation kit from Miniature Scenery. So I *may* have had a couple of paint racks, tool stand, cutting mat, paint pad, lamp and other... stuff... on our dining table for more than 2 months while painting my Death Company squads. They are fiddly as there is so much…

I'm mightily impressed by the efficient design of this Modeler's Briefcase: That's the MT02, created by a Spanish company called ModelMaq, which caters to miniature-painting enthusiasts. It's portable and makes fantastic use of its interior space. The base elevates the models up to a better working height for the painter

Ryobi came out with the ultimate rotary tool workstation.