The rest of my paint went into boxes, bringing me to a total of 8. Yikes.
I then moved onto another full box of this that and the other thing. I forgot to take a picture before I tapped it so you can't see the ingenious way I used a milk crate to protect a bunch of loosely packed terrain and basing materials. In any case, this brings me up to 8 moving boxes done.
I also have some more trash to get rid of. My DIY paint rack has to go and my first real bummer of a decision crops up. Boo-urns. Though that can of paint will not be missed. I picked that up from the mis-mixed paint section of Home Despot while looking for a cheap paint for my Malifaux board. Turned out this was a legitimate mis-mix and a waste of 2 bucks.
The rest of my latex paint went into a plastic trash-bag for safety and then into one of my cheap-o Ikea hobby containers. Once I score some giant plastic wrap I can call this box number 9 and chuck it in the truck as is.
On a semi-related note, I currently live 15 minutes away from an Ikea and it will be sorely missed once I get to the new place the nearest one will be closer to 3 hours away. So much useful stuff for so cheap - truly a boon for me as a hobbyist. Well, it's always an excuse to visit my buds in Chicago.
Following this so far and it has made me think about my man cave. I would not like to be in your shoes, no doubt I will be one day, but I'll cross that bridge when the day comes.
ReplyDeleteYeah, it's not been a treat so far. But I think the payoff will be well worth it. Hobby cave 2.0 will be in a much bigger space.
DeleteNice, I can't wait to follow your progress when moving next time aswell.
DeleteHonestly, I find the prospect of building studios more exciting than tearing them down!
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