I was talking about records rather than CDs, but I know what you mean Pete. Charity shops around here won’t take CDs or DVDs any more.
New model room
- Thread starter Andy T
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That will take a big leap mate, CDs were flawed right from the off. They simply don’t have enough bandwidth to resolve the treble end properly, so sound harsh and grainy on good equipment. Treble on vinyl is far superior. Bass is great though, much more controlled on CD than vinyl. SACD was the best over all, but never really took off as streaming (transistor radio quality MP3) came in soon after.
I tried to get rid of a pile of VHS tapes last year. Not even the local recycling centre would take them, they had to go in the mixed waste skip.
At least I've managed to get virtually all of my Mum's 8mm cine films digitised - great fun watching films shot in the late 50s and 60s.
Pete
At least I've managed to get virtually all of my Mum's 8mm cine films digitised - great fun watching films shot in the late 50s and 60s.
Pete
G
G
I have one like that, on goes the animal program and I'm sitting there wondering why the Swan is snoring....
Laurel and Hardy have one in the 1932 short “Towed in a hole” Jakko. It plays 78s :tongue-out3:You say that as if it’s a newfangled contraption.
The extra bookcase & shelves finally came into stock and arrived yesterday. After some juggling around the room is finally done.
For now anyway. I'm sure this will only be Mk1, and it'll likely evolve over time, but I'm happy just to crack on and throw some models together
Overall view:
Photography area, where everything can be packed away and become another build area or somewhere for my son to work if he ever gets time off revising for his A levels.
There's also room for a 3d printer etc if I ever make the leap:
Main build area with my most used tools in the drawer by my side or just a short reach across the desk:
Painting / decal / weathering area:
And the airbrush bit:
Yes I'm aware it's an indulgance, and you don't need a swanky room to have fun building models, but it's my little sanctuary away from the pressures of everyday life and I hope to have many happy hours in here :smiling3:
For now anyway. I'm sure this will only be Mk1, and it'll likely evolve over time, but I'm happy just to crack on and throw some models together
Overall view:
Photography area, where everything can be packed away and become another build area or somewhere for my son to work if he ever gets time off revising for his A levels.
There's also room for a 3d printer etc if I ever make the leap:
Main build area with my most used tools in the drawer by my side or just a short reach across the desk:
Painting / decal / weathering area:
And the airbrush bit:
Yes I'm aware it's an indulgance, and you don't need a swanky room to have fun building models, but it's my little sanctuary away from the pressures of everyday life and I hope to have many happy hours in here :smiling3:
Who cares as long as YOU are happy! Looks very well planned and executed Andy. Proper job!
We will be moving after the probate is done, so I will be having my own room where I can do the lot!!
We will be moving after the probate is done, so I will be having my own room where I can do the lot!!
G
That definitely is an upgrade from a shed in which the water for cleaning your brushes occasionally freezes 
So very, very jealous!! Hope you enjoy it!!
Andrew
Andrew
Nice studio! If I can negotiate with missus Miko the girls bedroom now they've flown the nest I'm hoping to have such a space myself!
I just need to make a bit of a mess and some smells to compel her to give way to my petition on the use of that now vacant space! Sneaky!
Miko (not sure about the dark grey, but that might just be me?)
Excellent!
What a wonderful space you've created Andy, well done mate.
Although some make superb models on the dining room table it's nice to have a dedicated space. That is a great result Andy, I'm sure you'll spend many happy hours there.
Excellent Andy. That is a great set up that you’ll enjoy for years.
Thank you all, it's definitely a step up from where I was working before.
When Zoë suggested I used the room I don't think she was expecting me to take it over so extensively, maybe just a desk in the corner, but it's done now :smiling5:
Once all of the off-camera junk is moved I'll be setting up a multi purpose table, so that Thomas can war game when his mates come around and Zoë has somewhere other than the dining room table for her jigsaws.
When Zoë suggested I used the room I don't think she was expecting me to take it over so extensively, maybe just a desk in the corner, but it's done now :smiling5:
Once all of the off-camera junk is moved I'll be setting up a multi purpose table, so that Thomas can war game when his mates come around and Zoë has somewhere other than the dining room table for her jigsaws.
Jealous, me? That is a great room mate.
G
Just showed your room to SWMBO and said I want one. She said I have a draughty shed, what more do I need.... it will be summer soon and the goats and pigs can go into the meadow....
Now that room looks the business, and do you realise we now expect your modelling to excell beyond excellent....
Now that room looks the business, and do you realise we now expect your modelling to excell beyond excellent....
I was lucky then, with only the occasional spider sharing my shed.
As for expectations - I've got a long way to go but hopefully I'm heading in the right direction :smiling3:
As for expectations - I've got a long way to go but hopefully I'm heading in the right direction :smiling3:
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