My Lego desk in my Lego room ;)

...And the torment continues...

Edited July 12, 201410 yr by grum64

I only have adjustable table from Ikea...

Atleast, I have my own area now, was building at the dining table before.

I think we all were at one time! :D

(or on the carpet)

I think we all were at one time! :D

(or on the carpet)

I still build on the floor... or my desk if I decide to tidy it

It's a desk, which just has Lego on it, exclusively for a Lego purpose,

Such obvious

Such obvious

Much amaze

Wow

Edited July 12, 201410 yr by grum64

Much amaze

Wow

Very desk

So Lego

Here's my new working place. Most of my lego is still in boxes on the floor, but hopefully I can get everything sorted on my desk since I will get a few more storage cabinets soon.

https://flic.kr/p/oPKkdw

Here's my new working place. Most of my lego is still in boxes on the floor, but hopefully I can get everything sorted on my desk since I will get a few more storage cabinets soon.

Wow, that is a really nice set up :)

The past few weeks I have been busy creating a new working space. I used to build in the living room and take pictures on the top floor, which isn't very convenient. So I've decided to create a photo studio slash LEGO room. Added benefit is that I don't need to clear the dining table after building. I still need to move the rest of my collection to this room (this is approximately 2/3 of it).

That looks like a nice organized mess.

Nice collection

Thanks.

Organized mess is indeed an appropriate description

you built this AND organized a contest? kudos! :)

Great!

You need two or three boxes with lots of drawers to store small parts. They d wonders in reducing time looking for a certain tiny part(s).

Glad you have separate room just for lego and studio

A subset of my small parts is stored in the four compartmentalised boxes in the left cabinet. That used to be convenient for building in the living room. Now that I have a separate room with fixed setup, I might change that to a setup with little drawers.

And some of the bigger boxes still need to be sorted. They contain parts from sets I took apart.

Nice setup Jim.

He that is the green eyed monster appears once again!

Edited October 26, 201410 yr by grum64

Workbench made from scratch, to fit my building needs:

New workplace 2 by M_longer, on Flickr

He that is the green eyed monster appears once again!

If you refer to the 42027....yup

Very cool work spaces this is my new home office and lego room. More Pics

Very nice!

I see an EV3 educational set inlay....but I don't see the EV3

Nice setup guys, you are so clean and tidy and i see that almost everyone has some storage for their parts. I must be the only one that i don't .

Here is my display / building area / spare parts box (which is si tiny)

PS: Love your photos setup Jim, and ofc your UCS X-Wing

Edited October 26, 201410 yr by Freekysch

Very nice!

I see an EV3 educational set inlay....but I don't see the EV3

Ha ha sharp eye's the EV3 and power functions lives in the educational container in the cupboards above my desk.

@ Freekysch , it might look liek I have a lot of parts but my collections is tiny , I build and take things apart to build new things most things dote survive more than 2 weeks , except for that tachicoma .

That is what the red tray is for , i take things a part in big chunks and leave them in a big plastic bin , i then take each section apart dumping the parts in the different sections of the tray. I then take the sorted parts and put them in their containers.

I like to call this place "home" :)

Funny, we bought all expensive furniture planning on my study becoming a nice library. Well.....things didn't exectly turn out that way. Look at where all my books ended up :)

http://images.mocpages.com/user_images/100020/14125065471_DISPLAY.jpg

Sorry..... here it is

If you refer to the 42027....yup

:sweet: