Anyone here scratch build model kits (or at least embellish/kitbash?)

Plano and Flambeau clear, flat plastic fishing tackle boxes from Walmart are made in USA, cheap, and keep my motorcycle parts and Dremel bits sorted. Their dividers are removable.

You will like them. Everyone I turn on to them is pleased. I keep them handy when tearing down anything because they are superb for sorting bolts and nuts vs throwing shit into a coffee can.

My modellerbro loves his.

>>1103801
This and I also use old medicine bottles for bit that I have a lot of.

>>1103779
I did some, when I was in school, dont have any fotos on me right now tho...
I didnt really sort them or anything. I just had a box full of misc parts. It made the whole thing even more fun imo. The adventure of looking for parts!

Make them yourself out of grayboard

>>1103779
>>/toy/

>>1103857
Why are you so bothered? It's a thread about a specific part of the process of making things, not about what the end product is. Merry Christmas

>>1103895
i was actually trying to be helpful because toy has other people who use that stuff all the time so they might have better ideas on makeing things easy. Merry Christmas

>>1103779
I use ziplock baggies in boxes on a shelf. You can label the bags with tape and flip through the box like a file cabinet pulling what you need. I also use clothespins screwed to the wall behind my bench to hang the bags im using. Keeps the workspace clear while letting you glare at the whole operation (important part of kit bashing).

>>1104134
Shit man those are some really solid ideas. Thanks.

>>1104206
Merry Christmas!

>>1104231
Merry Christmas to you too!

>>1104134
Get one of those mini portable plastic heat sealers of ebay and you can make custom sized bags out of big ones