Lance – those look brilliant, and would solve a lot of my problems – I did a link here: paint jar storage

Mikael

Thanks for the link Mikael. They have a lot more products then I realised and some are very neat! I noted in the original article that they will produce custom versions as well to mix &/or match your particular paint products and even brushes etc.
Cheers,
Lance

So Mr. Lawson.. any chance you have an extra pair of 1/32 Roden Albatros D.III OAW fuselage halves laying around in one of your magnificently organized boxes you could part with? my on-going 1 year long oaw project decided to melt under a heat lamp in less than 45 seconds after i had spent countless hours searching out reference and trial and error accurately scratchbuilding the true set up of the D.III's interior and control/pulley system.. i went out and bought balsa and sheet plastic and have considered the molded monocoque fuselage technique as described in Harry Woodman's great book, but a replacement fuselage would just be dreamy

Actually I had one kit uptil 6 days ago and a fellow bought if from my website. No more in hand at this time.

Just moving this from the Early Aviation forum to the General for the benefit of more Aeroscale modelers.

Again, let me encourage you to offer your tips here.

I use a couple of old spice racks to store my jars of paint. You can mount them where ever you like.

Is it frowned upon to bring up and old thread? I just feel that this thread is a good idea and it's a shame it fell into the pits of oblivion.

Since I revived this thread, I feel I should add to it once again.

Noise is an issue with me. I cant sit in a loud room and work without out putting earplugs in. My compressor is a fairly loud beast, I have had it for years and it has served me well, with the exception of the noise. being I am frugal and will not plop down the cash on a silent compressor, I decided to go in another direction in dealing with my problem.

It was a very easy fix. I moved the compressor out of my workspace and ran a air line into my workspace which is connected to a six gun manifold. I was going to move the compressor to the garage and run the line to my workroom, but decided I didn't want to have to run out to my garage to turn on my compressor, so I built a box to set my compressor in and put it in our basement. My problem was solved. No more noise in the work space.