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Re-organised the desk a little bit:
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And my stash:
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newjerseydamo wrote: Tue Oct 22, 2019 5:11 am Re-organised the desk a little bit:
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And my stash:
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Looks good!!

I like the way you have the TV situated
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KalebB wrote: Tue Oct 22, 2019 5:42 am Looks good!!

I like the way you have the TV situated
It's right next to my computer desk, so that's my second screen, so it works well for pivoting if I'm working on a model or doing something on my PC.
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KalebB wrote: Tue Oct 22, 2019 3:24 am Thank ya :th:

Within the next week or two I'll have my air brush and compressor as well as a place to spray hopefully so it'll all be coming together. Just like Hannibal used to say :banana:
Nice!! I'm hoping (read: still saving up for) to get an airbrush setup. :banana:
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Added a new airbrush area. Getting serious now!

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newjerseydamo wrote: Tue Oct 29, 2019 1:30 am Added a new airbrush area. Getting serious now!

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Awesome!! :banana:

Pretty sure I just ordered the exact same compressor earlier this evening :lol:
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its not quite finished (not far off but far enough lol) it's been a really nice little project for the last nearly 2 years but with work and family life it's nearing the end 😎
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Got a real desk in the mail today to replace that Rickety poker table I was using.

Light years better than before now

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digger303 wrote: Sun May 20, 2018 10:05 am Ok the traditional before and after shots

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The bench is clean....well as cleanish and I'm ready to get into this bomber again.
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I need shelving like that lol
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Donkeywalloper wrote: Fri Nov 08, 2019 9:31 am
digger303 wrote: Sun May 20, 2018 10:05 am Ok the traditional before and after shots
new rack
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Thats a lot of paint chap :tongue:
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Just as I left the Man-Cave tonight, I took these shots.
Normally a bit tidier.
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Some of you guys have great work areas. How do you keep them so neat?
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AlbertD wrote: Tue Dec 24, 2019 1:42 am Some of you guys have great work areas. How do you keep them so neat?
Some of us are neat freaks and then there's us ....Slobs .... :lol: :lol:
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digger303 wrote: Tue Dec 24, 2019 4:48 am
AlbertD wrote: Tue Dec 24, 2019 1:42 am Some of you guys have great work areas. How do you keep them so neat?
Some of us are neat freaks and then there's us ....Slobs .... :lol: :lol:
You and me both my friend. As much as I try I end up with barley enough room for the kit even though I clear it up before every project. Once I figure out how to do it I'll post a couple of pictures.
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AlbertD wrote: Tue Dec 24, 2019 5:25 am
digger303 wrote: Tue Dec 24, 2019 4:48 am
AlbertD wrote: Tue Dec 24, 2019 1:42 am Some of you guys have great work areas. How do you keep them so neat?
Some of us are neat freaks and then there's us ....Slobs .... :lol: :lol:
You and me both my friend. As much as I try I end up with barley enough room for the kit even though I clear it up before every project. Once I figure out how to do it I'll post a couple of pictures.
Yeah I end up working on the edge of the bench in a area the size of a matchbox... :lol:
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Well it's nearly finished
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Well it's all finished and I really like what I've accomplished 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
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Just have to keep remembering where it all started lol
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Kingdan wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 6:50 pm Well it's all finished and I really like what I've accomplished 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
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Just have to keep remembering where it all started lol
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Dan here is making all of us feel wanting for a new work space! :lol:

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Kingdan wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 6:50 pm Well it's all finished and I really like what I've accomplished 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

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KalebB wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 7:19 pm
Kingdan wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 6:50 pm Well it's all finished and I really like what I've accomplished 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
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bfrd wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 7:36 pm
Kingdan wrote: Sun Jan 05, 2020 6:50 pm Well it's all finished and I really like what I've accomplished 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

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People may regret asking - but this is the area I get to work in....
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    Tidied up the modelling area again, thought it looked nice so took another picture of it :lol:
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    KalebB wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2020 8:12 pm Tidied up the modelling area again, thought it looked nice so took another picture of it :lol:
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    Are you expecting uninvited guests or is the sidearm for decoration??? :lol: :lol:
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      RangerNeil wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2020 8:15 pm
      KalebB wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2020 8:12 pm Tidied up the modelling area again, thought it looked nice so took another picture of it :lol:
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      Are you expecting uninvited guests or is the sidearm for decoration??? :lol: :lol:
      I always put my daily carry on my desk when I get home :lol: :lol:
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      KalebB wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2020 8:44 pm
      RangerNeil wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2020 8:15 pm
      KalebB wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2020 8:12 pm Tidied up the modelling area again, thought it looked nice so took another picture of it :lol:
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      Are you expecting uninvited guests or is the sidearm for decoration??? :lol: :lol:
      I always put my daily carry on my desk when I get home :lol: :lol:
      Different world to over here :) In the UK only the crooks and terrorists get sidearms..
      I just scared the living sh*t out of a delivery driver who hammered on the door after 21:00 Hrs. Opened the door with this in hand:
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        Well a think a Claymore sword would deter any would be bandit Neil :lol:
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        KalebB wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2020 8:44 pm
        RangerNeil wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2020 8:15 pm
        KalebB wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2020 8:12 pm Tidied up the modelling area again, thought it looked nice so took another picture of it :lol:
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        Are you expecting uninvited guests or is the sidearm for decoration??? :lol: :lol:
        I always put my daily carry on my desk when I get home :lol: :lol:
        Nice set-up Kaleb.
        The sidearm is just something in the UK that we find, well, odd. Its I suppose a 2nd nature thing but here......
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        Hi Everyone,

        New to the forum and thought I would share my WIP Model Den having decided to take the plunge and create a proper dedicated space just for all things model related. Its also keeping me busy during my time at home during the lockdown and the fact I am currently a furloughed worker.

        Bit of a mess at the moment. Making all my own benches and racks using any bits I can find and using some old pc gear I had in the loft. I found some sheets of 6mm mdf so might have a go at making my own hobbyzone drawers and racks. Workspace is 12x5ft just off the side of the house.

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        I can see the makings for a good bench area, but like mine I would if I could double the room size... I'm guessing.
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        While not strictly the main work area. I built this tray to placate the missus she reckons I'm not spending enough time with her. So now I can do some of a build whilst she watches telly and those never ending escapes to the country and the like. Still it seems to please her so far that I'm in the same room....mentally I'm gone. Yeah I know what I said guys :lol: :lol:
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        Note the divisions to stop stuff sliding ...well it needs some more...and the designer cut out so it doesn't cut into the forearms :thumb1:
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        digger303 wrote: Thu Apr 09, 2020 12:50 am I can see the makings for a good bench area, but like mine I would if I could double the room size... I'm guessing.
        :th: :th: :cheers2:
        Yes any longer and narrower it would be classified a tunnel but Its nice to have somewhere out of the way and keeps it all separate from the house.

        Made a rack to fill in some space on the right, today. Got a desktop to go over my tool cabs and then I have what was a welding table I made years ago which is now just a very strong table.

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        A wide shelf all along the top of the room for the stash and to maximize space. Where's the paint booth going ?
        Paint rack is good. It's coming together well, I wish I had made room for a TV/monitior like you did. I'm still thinking about how I can squeeze one in.
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        digger303 wrote: Fri Apr 10, 2020 12:39 am A wide shelf all along the top of the room for the stash and to maximize space. Where's the paint booth going ?
        Paint rack is good. It's coming together well, I wish I had made room for a TV/monitior like you did. I'm still thinking about how I can squeeze one in.
        :th: :cheers2:
        It still needs to be somehwere to keep all my tools and welding gear but I am now making it a much cleaner workspace for the sake of all things modelling.

        There is a deskspace similar size to that in the previous photo on the opposite side that will have my spary booth and a few other things on it. I will then have a few other tools including a 3d printer (just ordered) on a narrower bench that runs between both desks.

        I'll get up another photo when its looking more complete. :thumb1:
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        DavidR wrote: Fri Apr 10, 2020 8:54 pm
        digger303 wrote: Fri Apr 10, 2020 12:39 am A wide shelf all along the top of the room for the stash and to maximize space. Where's the paint booth going ?
        Paint rack is good. It's coming together well, I wish I had made room for a TV/monitior like you did. I'm still thinking about how I can squeeze one in.
        :th: :cheers2:
        It still needs to be somehwere to keep all my tools and welding gear but I am now making it a much cleaner workspace for the sake of all things modelling.

        There is a deskspace similar size to that in the previous photo on the opposite side that will have my spary booth and a few other things on it. I will then have a few other tools including a 3d printer (just ordered) on a narrower bench that runs between both desks.

        I'll get up another photo when its looking more complete. :thumb1:
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        Hi all

        I think this is something all us Modellers do, once we complete a Model or Project.
        Strip the Bench down, put tools away, Clean Brushes in a cleaning Solution of choice, Hoover the floor and generally tidy away and get ready for next project.
        NO! :jd: :eeek:
        This must be me then :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
        I finished the Eduard, Profipack, 1/48, BF109G-6 yesterday, and no soon as the AK Engine Grime was still wet, I stripped the Bench down.
        I have an old Blue Towel on top of Bench (The Bench / Table is an old, 1930's Teachers Desk I rescued from a Skip outside one of the schools I look after in Stafford), to protect the lovingly waxed and polished top, I lay this thick Blue Towel over the top.
        Took all my Mugs, which serve as storage for tools off, all tools are cleaned, and new blades inserted into Scalpels and other Hobby Knifes.
        All Brushes cleaned, and put away, all Paint Pots checked for tops properly on, and cleaned around tops.
        Floor Hoovered, Bin emptied and generally and good clean-up. Its my end of Project Mantra, and it works for me.
        Then everything put back on bench, and Cutting Mat flipped over :shock: Some buy a new Cutting Mat, but this one is still going strong, the new one is under it :tongue:
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        Donkeywalloper wrote: Fri Apr 17, 2020 11:16 am Hi all

        I think this is something all us Modellers do, once we complete a Model or Project.
        Strip the Bench down, put tools away, Clean Brushes in a cleaning Solution of choice, Hoover the floor and generally tidy away and get ready for next project.
        NO! :jd: :eeek:
        This must be me then :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
        I finished the Eduard, Profipack, 1/48, BF109G-6 yesterday, and no soon as the AK Engine Grime was still wet, I stripped the Bench down.
        I have an old Blue Towel on top of Bench (The Bench / Table is an old, 1930's Teachers Desk I rescued from a Skip outside one of the schools I look after in Stafford), to protect the lovingly waxed and polished top, I lay this thick Blue Towel over the top.
        Took all my Mugs, which serve as storage for tools off, all tools are cleaned, and new blades inserted into Scalpels and other Hobby Knifes.
        All Brushes cleaned, and put away, all Paint Pots checked for tops properly on, and cleaned around tops.
        Floor Hoovered, Bin emptied and generally and good clean-up. Its my end of Project Mantra, and it works for me.
        Then everything put back on bench, and Cutting Mat flipped over :shock: Some buy a new Cutting Mat, but this one is still going strong, the new one is under it :tongue:
        Here are a few shots / images of my beloved Man-Cave, place of contemplation, many Prayers (is this bloody thing gonna stick on, and where the hell did that ping off to? :jd: )
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        Ready for next project / and excited as to what to start?
        Thanks for looking in on my little world.
        This place has helped me through some very grim times :evil: .
        My wife rolls her eyes at my M/C, she contemplates how much money I have spent (never, never fess up :whistle: ).
        She also knows, its kept me on this Earth, and helped my Black Dog everyday.
        Thanks for having a read of my ramblings.
        You are honoured to have looked in here, even my Mum & Dad, and closest friends have never been allowed in here. So apart from Electrician who did Power and Lights, and my wife, you are only person to have been graced a look. Your all honoured indeed, but then again, you understand and your friends.
        Take good care all,
        DW
        nice area donkey, and a honour to get to see it, seems the perfect safehaven to throw yourself into some modelliing as the world goes by and troubles drain away

        your not alone I clear down like that most times I stop for the day swore I was strange but works for me

        any ideas whats your next project, the BF 109G-6 looks amazing by the way, I have a BF110f Im waiting for but keep looking out for a 109
        What you think of Eduard I have never had a model from them?
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        Re: Lets see your modelling work areas

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        Meliodas2019 wrote: Fri Apr 17, 2020 11:25 am
        Donkeywalloper wrote: Fri Apr 17, 2020 11:16 am Hi all

        I think this is something all us Modellers do, once we complete a Model or Project.
        Strip the Bench down, put tools away, Clean Brushes in a cleaning Solution of choice, Hoover the floor and generally tidy away and get ready for next project.
        NO! :jd: :eeek:
        This must be me then :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
        I finished the Eduard, Profipack, 1/48, BF109G-6 yesterday, and no soon as the AK Engine Grime was still wet, I stripped the Bench down.
        I have an old Blue Towel on top of Bench (The Bench / Table is an old, 1930's Teachers Desk I rescued from a Skip outside one of the schools I look after in Stafford), to protect the lovingly waxed and polished top, I lay this thick Blue Towel over the top.
        Took all my Mugs, which serve as storage for tools off, all tools are cleaned, and new blades inserted into Scalpels and other Hobby Knifes.
        All Brushes cleaned, and put away, all Paint Pots checked for tops properly on, and cleaned around tops.
        Floor Hoovered, Bin emptied and generally and good clean-up. Its my end of Project Mantra, and it works for me.
        Then everything put back on bench, and Cutting Mat flipped over :shock: Some buy a new Cutting Mat, but this one is still going strong, the new one is under it :tongue:
        Here are a few shots / images of my beloved Man-Cave, place of contemplation, many Prayers (is this bloody thing gonna stick on, and where the hell did that ping off to? :jd: )
        Image
        Image
        Image
        Image
        Image
        Image
        Image
        Image
        Ready for next project / and excited as to what to start?
        Thanks for looking in on my little world.
        This place has helped me through some very grim times :evil: .
        My wife rolls her eyes at my M/C, she contemplates how much money I have spent (never, never fess up :whistle: ).
        She also knows, its kept me on this Earth, and helped my Black Dog everyday.
        Thanks for having a read of my ramblings.
        You are honoured to have looked in here, even my Mum & Dad, and closest friends have never been allowed in here. So apart from Electrician who did Power and Lights, and my wife, you are only person to have been graced a look. Your all honoured indeed, but then again, you understand and your friends.
        Take good care all,
        DW
        nice area donkey, and a honour to get to see it, seems the perfect safehaven to throw yourself into some modelliing as the world goes by and troubles drain away

        your not alone I clear down like that most times I stop for the day swore I was strange but works for me


        any ideas whats your next project, the BF 109G-6 looks amazing by the way, I have a BF110f Im waiting for but keep looking out for a 109
        What you think of Eduard I have never had a model from them?
        Hi chap

        Firstly, Eduard Weekend or Profipacks are lovely kits, with few or none Aftermarket required, most come with lovely coloured PE, Canopy Masks and great Decals, and the kit fitted well in most respects and for a first Winged thing in 35 years, a real Gods Send.
        Secondly, glad to hear I'm not alone in the cleaning down after completing a model :ooops:
        Thirdly, not thought about what to have a bash at next. Its definitely going to be Armour. I have a Trumpeter 1/35 T55 in post from www.emodels.co.uk, so may wait till that arrives, if its all its supposed to be, I'll have a go at that.
        Thanks for dropping by, take care.
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        Re: Lets see your modelling work areas

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        Nice place you have DW thanks for inviting us in. I swear I will clean up after this build.....well I fully intend to :whistle: :th: :cheers2:
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        Re: Lets see your modelling work areas

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        digger303 wrote: Fri Apr 17, 2020 2:35 pm Nice place you have DW thanks for inviting us in. I swear I will clean up after this build.....well I fully intend to :whistle: :th: :cheers2:
        You are most welcome Digger, always a spare chair and a beer for a like minded pal.
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        Re: Lets see your modelling work areas

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        Donkeywalloper wrote: Sun Apr 19, 2020 3:35 pm
        digger303 wrote: Fri Apr 17, 2020 2:35 pm Nice place you have DW thanks for inviting us in. I swear I will clean up after this build.....well I fully intend to :whistle: :th: :cheers2:
        You are most welcome Digger, always a spare chair and a beer for a like minded pal.
        DW
        Very kind...thank you :th: :th: :cheers2:
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        My cave seems to be ever evolving since its completion I have now got a anycubic photon resin 3D printer in there with a small curing box along side it I do have plans to have more than one printer but with the world imploding that's on hold for a bit but this is what it's looking like right now (probably change again in the next 6 months) but it all works for me how I had it in my head lol
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        I will say that since the world shut down (nearly) I'm glad I've got somewhere like this to go talk to my mates have a laugh do some modelling listen to a lot of music because if I didn't I probably would have gone more mad that what I think I am now, I hope all of you out there stay safe and get some modelling done 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
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        Very cool space :th: :th: :cheers2:
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        Thanos bust as headphones holder is gold
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        Twokidsnosleep wrote: Thu Apr 23, 2020 4:31 am Thanos bust as headphones holder is gold
        What else is he going to do ?
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        Haha yeah it looks like he's getting his groove on 😂
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        This weekend I completely re-organized the model space. Mostly, because I wanted to be able to use the new Pace Peacekeeper spray booth. I had to move a bunch of stuff around.

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        The bench has been cleaned up since then. New cutting mats are on order.

        If anyone is interested here are the contents of the display cabinet (which is in need of a good dusting).

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        Nice space....frigging huge space. Can't see the 3d printer, but your a messy bugger like me :lol:
        Does this mean you'll be selling your old spray booth ??
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        very green with envy here. this is my set up. LOL

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