A bit of fun, the Rapid Deployment Paint Station.
Its not meant to be serious, but it is how I operate currently and I am sure others do to - you know who you are?!
[url]http://cadianshock.com/rapid-deployment-painting/[/url]
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A bit of fun, the Rapid Deployment Paint Station.
Its not meant to be serious, but it is how I operate currently and I am sure others do to - you know who you are?!
[url]http://cadianshock.com/rapid-deployment-painting/[/url]
When I paint on the commuter train, I use two stack able containers. (similar to these but a little smaller, [url]http://www.homedepot.com/p/Sterilite-Stack-and-Carry-2-Layer-Organizer-14228604/204723177[/url]) One for the models and one for paints. The one for models has a divider so as I clean bits or paint them a color, I put them on one side. The other container has the paints, brushes and a small container of water. I stack the containers to act as a table in my lap and then get to work!
I have a [URL="http://freemans.servondevelopment.co.uk/uploads/products/Wallace%20andGromit%20Assortment%20tin.jpg"]Wallace and Gromit biscuit tin[/URL] with all my paints, brushes, pencils, bandage for camo netting and weathering powders. Then I have a small tupperware with some brown baking paper, bubble wrap and my models in it. Means I just need tissue paper and a cup of water to get painting.
I got excited tonight and used my new iPhone to make this Time Lapse video!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wuu_LvXL6ts
I may have to employ a similar setup to aid in my painting
Do it servant of the Emperor!
I have a follow up to this now, [URL="http://cadianshock.com/hobby-tray-easing-back-hobby/"]The Hobby Tray[/URL]!