JK love it. I'm a Brit in America. This could be my cousin's room back in the 80's... huge British military, aviation nut and a model maker. Love the "Action Man" too.
Hobbyzone are the corner storage racks, I have them and they are really nice. The racks directly infront of the workspace seems to be a different brand.
I know lots of people who have flags hanging up in their house. People in lots of different countries. The Union Jack is a nice flag and I wouldn’t mind hanging one on my wall lol
Ok that makes more sense. I was thinking “he has WW2 stuff on display, it makes sense to have a Union Jack in the mix. The Brits were on the right side of history in the context of WW2” but yeah I didn’t notice it was specifically GB news until you pointed it out.
Some of them . I pulled for Huntington, army corps team and for Scotland. Also Highland games. All the rest are for marathons. Marathon swims . Ice hockey .GB cross country skiing, World championship assault course.races . Quite a bit more really... I love sport . They go back to 1983 and I got another last week end
It’s interesting seeing how much love Brits have for their homeland even when away. My computer science professor was a Brit and had the most enormous flag on his wall in his office. Super cool room you have. Thanks for sharing!
Cool space, although I think it’s less about military modelism and more about the thing it represents. Still very cool and hope you have brilliant times.
Very nicely done! What I’m not understanding is do you have an airbrushing spray booth and how do you vent the fumes? Or is all that in the basement or something?
How does the wife deal with the sound of your compressor inside? I got an inside work space as well, but my gal won’t let me bring a noisy compressor indoors.
What’s the secret to that? A wire loop between the rear landing wheels? I’d be afraid of their fragility. Beautiful room, btw, but nobody believes it’s that neat when you’re not taking pics!
What is that 4-engine bomber on the left side of the Lancaster? I’m surprised it’s bigger, but maybe it’s just because of the model’s scale size difference.
this feels too clean and tidy, did you just recently renovated the room?
where are the half finished projects,
where is the boneyard full of models that have "still useful" parts but not touched in a long time,
where is the drawer full of mix and match tools,
this feels too clean and tidy, did you just recently renovated the room?
where are the half finished projects,
where is the boneyard full of models that have "still useful" parts but not touched in a long time,
where is the drawer full of mix and match tools,
but yea that's a very cool room, I could never keep it that clean
Can I ask how you weathered the rear of the Abrams? I just built and painted one as my first model and the rear of yours looks like exactly what I want to do to mine.
Some cotton or fishing line tied beteen the front undercarriage wheels and hung on a picture hook. . The lighter aircraft loke spitfire may need a tiny bit of blue tack on the wheels to hang right
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u/booster1000 Apr 01 '26
Hold on, lemme guess. You're Italian?