My working space (mokanaman's over 1000 response)

[arvinangeles2000]

Your display rack is awesome with those lights! Great crib man! keep up the good work! :) definitely "Like"

[ZOHtube]

Great! We have many common stuff with you!

Compliments for your working space. ;)

[lhasarus]

@ZOHtube Italy is just around the corner ^^

Supplies should be at least similar.

Hmm...I shall go on a vacation to Italy again.

I haven't been there for at least 11 years.

Thanks for watching and the nice comment.

[kwmkc13]

Man I gotta make me a nice modelling workstation someday when life and money allow.

[lhasarus]

@kwmkc13

Sure! I hope you will!

But one good point about this hobby is that you can start without having much time/space/money.

Not like...for instance...parachuting ^^

[blakesblack]

you do excellent work on ur vids you should have way more veiws

[lhasarus]

@blakesblack

Thanks!

Hah! I stopped worrying about viewers or sub counts a while ago. For me it comes down to weather one enjoys putting up vdeos or not. Well - at least if one doesn't give a shit about getting (a bit of) money out of it or doesn't use it as an (self-)advertisement platform. For me it's just a secondary hobby.

[crapmunky99]

Great video!

Very nice, clean workspace.

Much nicer than mine, which is a prime example of an "organised mess".

I'd be interested in learning more about those magnets you used in the figure.

Do you have a video on the topic?

[lhasarus]

Thanks! Well...I cleaned up before ^^

Back when I did the Alex I showed them (the part starts at 07:04):

Building SD Alex 1/9 (drilling, sawing, gluing, magnets)

[crapmunky99]

@lhasarus

Ah, thanks!

I'll check it out...

[mokanaman]

Fantastic work area, very clean and well orgnised. Great use of magnets in that GK looks like a great project. Thanks for posting.

[lhasarus]

@mokanaman

I cleaned up and sorted the tools away because I'm hanging out with some colleges on Wednesday (including my boss). So every-day reality is something else ^^

[Eucep]

I am not sure if it would work, but if you put two-three layers of that transparent plastic on eachother and glue them together and let it dry in the wished for bend position, likely it will be sturdier and look less like just a flexy bit. Though am not sure if it will keep proper transparency.

[lhasarus]

@Eucep

I tried this transparent gluing some years ago and it works (at least with the plastic I used back than). The plastic-wielding glue worked good but it was very hard to join the pieces without leaving air bubbles. I'll try that out for this project. Also bending the transparent piece to shape in hot water might work. Still WIP ^^

Thanks for the comment.

[gamefrk2135]

love your displays and lighting work :D