Mobile Workbench
For a little while now I have been playing with the idea of a mobile workbench setup. Not so much a work surface, but an easy way to transport some tools to work on a project or two when I am away from home. I have looked at various tool boxes at Lowes and Home Depot, with some possibilities. Today I stopped by ‘The Container Shop’ and found this little box:
The upper section has one large compartment and another compartment divided into three sections. When removed the upper section is removed, it reveals a larger compartment.
Now I just need a road trip to try it out.
Project: ‘Blue Eggles’
Well, I sitting at my workbench trying to get inspired, when I happened to spot this kit in my stash. Tihis is one of Hasegawa’s Eggplanes. In the past, I have built two other F/A-18 Eggplanes, One in the markings of VFA-192 and the other VFA-113. This is the same kit, but just molded in blue plastic.
So, here are the project states:
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Project Name |
‘Blue Eggles′ |
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Scale |
Egg |
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Manufacturer |
Hasegawa |
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Kit ID |
TH-15 |
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Type |
F/A-18 Hornet |
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Unit |
NFDS – ‘Blue Angels’ |
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Start Date |
08/25/10 |
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Aftermarket used |
As you can see from the picture below, I have joined the two halves of the fuselage together and the the pilot figure.
