Here she is with the carpet tiles down. Note that I have some spares so I can easily replace some if I get a significant paint spill.
The colour is perfect as most dropped plastic parts should stand out, with a low nap that should limit any bounce as well. The carpet monster will find it difficult to hide as long as I keep things off the floor around the bench and make sure it is regularly vacuumed.
![BD0965A6-BE06-4A10-8731-B25FBAC0D2C4.jpeg BD0965A6-BE06-4A10-8731-B25FBAC0D2C4.jpeg](https://www.scale-models.co.uk/data/attachments/301/301743-0c57b5abfb547ca6cd73b182a9e82b68.jpg)
I have a workbench and spray bench being delivered over the next few days.
Once I have them sorted I will finalise planning for the display shelves. I will want the maximum amount of display space with shelves wide enough for any 1/32 scale aircraft, excluding four engines heavies of course. Provisionally I am thinking of around 18 inches width.
The colour is perfect as most dropped plastic parts should stand out, with a low nap that should limit any bounce as well. The carpet monster will find it difficult to hide as long as I keep things off the floor around the bench and make sure it is regularly vacuumed.
![BD0965A6-BE06-4A10-8731-B25FBAC0D2C4.jpeg BD0965A6-BE06-4A10-8731-B25FBAC0D2C4.jpeg](https://www.scale-models.co.uk/data/attachments/301/301743-0c57b5abfb547ca6cd73b182a9e82b68.jpg)
I have a workbench and spray bench being delivered over the next few days.
Once I have them sorted I will finalise planning for the display shelves. I will want the maximum amount of display space with shelves wide enough for any 1/32 scale aircraft, excluding four engines heavies of course. Provisionally I am thinking of around 18 inches width.