I would never be hired based on the excellent organization of my workbench, but at least it’s interesting to explore. This shaky clip shows and describes a random day's projects in progress from the top of the bench down to the desktop.
Each project subtitled in the video is shown below with a brief description.
Resto Porsche #4
The #4 Restoration Porsche is the last to be completed. It needs final sanding and paint plus some graphics.
The three already completed are shown above.
Porsche G935 #1
This is the first of four Co-Hog Porsche G935's with more refinements of the overall forms. The graphics have also been prototyped several times during development. It's getting closer to being done.
Porsche G935 #2-#3-#4
The next three G935’s are being updated as #1 is finalized.
G935 #2
Wing parts and rear fender bottoms for G935 #2 have been cleaned up, primed, filled, and sanded prior to another coat of primer.
Porsche 956/962
Two wings for 956/962 repairs are waiting for final color. Two already repaired pieces are shown here: the #7 Newman (40/150 FE) car and the #8 Marlboro (1/150 FE) car.
The original plan was to make the entire series with minimal graphics, like #8, but the majority were completed with more extensive liveries.
Resto Porsche #4
Six five-spoke Porsche wheels are being prepped for the #4 Restoration Porsche. If I need four of something I always make extra just in case.
This will be the one Restoration Porsche I keep so I’m making it a little different.
Fiat 124
And then there is the one and only Fiat 124 Sport Coupe that I'm making for my wife. It was her first car and brings back many great memories for both of us. It'll be red like hers but rust and maintenance-free.
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So, that's the workbench mess explained on that particular day. As each item progresses further and is eventually completed you'll see it here. There are, of course, numerous other projects also underway - they just aren't represented in this day's work pile.
Thanks for poking around in the mess with me!