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Here are some pics of my stash and workbench in it's uncharacteristically clean state. Sadly, nothing has been added or subtracted from the stash since this pic was taken late May. The room is now full of boxes from storage but that will soon return to semi normal.

Very nice! Mine is in a constant state of chaos...

Got a nice setup, mine is also usually in chaos.

City of chaos, state of confusion....

That’s a nice set up MC. I really like the wall decorations.

Very nice setup, MC. Now it all needs a little dash of chaos.

Thanks guys,
Stick next to the bench is some pics I took of an He111 several years ago. I believe she's owned by the Commemorative now.
Also I didn't show further up the wall.
I have a lithograph of Yeager and his X1, one of the cutters I was on in New York, the USCGC Dallas, a Plank Owner certificate for being part of the first crew at LORAN Station Havre MT., a CG ensign from another cutter I served on, the USCGC Storis out of Kodiak AK. To the left are the Thunderbirds, under that is a Pic I took of the cowl of Rare Bear, the Reno Air Racer in her old colors, the poem High Flight, an Award of best of show from our local Hobby Town. To the right of that is a tribute to my old lab "Dallas", and some kits I made to hang. To the far right is some pics I took at a museum many many years ago, probably 30, and below that is my enlistment certificate from the CG in 1984. Also you can see the hull of the HMS Victory, one of my "Holy Grail" kits
BTW, on the right side of the bench, hanging off the shelf are my other awards from a first prize ribbon from the State Fair of Texas along with several metals from Fort Worth, Dallas, EagleQuest and here in Boise.
Hope that's not too much information.

Steve, that bench is way to clean! Time to dirty it up with a build.

Very nice! I like it

Mopar Madness wrote:Steve, that bench is way to clean! Time to dirty it up with a build.

That's a great looking work space there Steve, and a very nice looking stash.