discussion Stash Storage

[Guest]

If you do have to many kits or can spare some then perhaps you could spare some for this organization.
I can see nothing better.

Laurie

Thanks for the heads-up on this one, Laurie. I'll make up a box of kits for them this morning.

 

[Guest]

Thanks for the heads-up on this one, Laurie. I'll make up a box of kits for them this morning.

Superb Murfie :smiling::smiling2:

Got 3 so they will go.

Got a Marquette. No that would be very cruel :tired::astonished::dizzy: unthinkable even to your worst enemy.

Good idea to say initiated by Scale Model Forum. Is that OK Mr Moderator. ?

Laurie

 

[Guest]

Re: Models for Heroes ... 4 kits - 3 x 1/72 and 1 x 1/48 - plus some sprue cutters, a set of tweezers and a craft knife all on their way ...

And just to keep this on topic, stash reduced by 4 units.

 

[Guest]

Re: Models for Heroes ... 4 kits - 3 x 1/72 and 1 x 1/48 - plus some sprue cutters, a set of tweezers and a craft knife all on their way ...

And just to keep this on topic, stash reduced by 4 units.

Murfie very nice. Given me the idea. Got the same tools duplicated. So they will go as well.

And just to keep this on topic, stash reduced by 4 units.

Yes same here.

Laurie

 

[Guest]

Although I buy materials which don't count as stash I'm ok. Have enough kits to keep me going, although I search for obscure Russian armour and Truck a lot.
When I've finished a kit, I cut the end off the box, date it and store in a draw. I've lists of the stash but don't refer to them much, rather go and look .

 

[stona]

Stash storage is basically the same as book storage in a library. There's really only one rule that applies:

There's never enough shelf space!

I do have that problem with books.

As for a kit stash, what stash? I buy a kit and then make it. I think that the biggest stash I've ever had was three, possibly four, kits!

 

[Guest]

As for a kit stash, what stash? I buy a kit and then make it. I think that the biggest stash I've ever had was three, possibly four, kits!

Magic