Show us your Workstations! - 2012 Edition


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OMG..... where did you get the batman car!

You like that?

All I can tell you is that it's made by Mattel Hot Wheels. So search online or on ebay. It's not the "Elite version" with golden parts.

It's very high quality, quite beautiful. This is my favorite Batmobile.

hmm, only have a few picture of my last couple of builds.

and on the bottom is what I'm currently using:

1st build

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2nd build

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currently using <_<

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1st one sold at a staggering loss. 2nd one didn't go for less than I paid for it, thank god.

Maybe I'll build a new one someday. That 2nd one I really liked, because its 980x was very nice.

  • 2 weeks later...

http://www.facebook....=1&l=8da819f9da

My workstation album ;) hehehe

No facebook login required, this is a public link.

FOR THE LOVE OF GOD - get rid of that green rug. You can pay a neighbor t ohave their dog puke on your floor - that would look better

I would of used a different image hosting provider...

Really? And why is that? Seems to be working OK over here. But if you know one which is better, please share that information.

ImgFTW seems down. Imageshack is horribly slow...

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