Soldato
What makes it a "gaming" chair or a regular office chair?
Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])
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Caporegime
From what I can tell, the "look" of it. Unless you're doing racing sims to feel like you're in a race car...?
Soldato
Nice Chair, LiE. I have one on dark grey.
Soldato
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The price of it, Like Razor, overpriced crap in a shiny box.
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Also purchased an office chair.
Stealcase leap v1 in grey.
Great chair, I bought myself one for my office at work, I also have the V2 at home.
Commissario
I got one of the Noblechairs Icon's last week, lovely and comfortable
I did a quick review of it here.
I'm hoping I'll get a chance now to rearrange the room* and replace the desk, a job I've been wanting to do for two years, but haven't had the time/energy to do.
*A fairly big task as the current desk is 8 foot long and screwed to the wall.
I did a quick review of it here.
I'm hoping I'll get a chance now to rearrange the room* and replace the desk, a job I've been wanting to do for two years, but haven't had the time/energy to do.
*A fairly big task as the current desk is 8 foot long and screwed to the wall.
Associate
All that clutter....
I couldn't go in that room, it would suffocate me.
I couldn't go in that room, it would suffocate me.
Caporegime
Was just thinking, how do you work in there!
Caporegime
It is tidy. Everything is clearly boxed and organised.
Man of Honour
Except the mouse, he forgot to file that one under 1998
Caporegime
Why so many boxes too small to store anything in?
Commissario
There is more room at the other end of the desk (where there is the robocutter, flatbed scanner etc), but moving the computer there puts me in the wrong place to be able to watch TV whilst doing anything with the computer (never fit a fixed desk until you consider that
).A large part of the reason it's cramped is it's years overdue for a reorganisation, but other things have been more important than tidying the computer/model area
(we just finished doing two other rooms so I can start looking at this one, and I've got my eyes on a Bekant).Also, mad as it sounds I know where everything is to within a small area (then the labels help), hence the boxes
I can find anything from spare WH40k Tau suit weapons, to a PCI modem, to photo paper or a specific DVD usually in a minute or less.Picture pins, model parts, neodymium magnets (used for models), spare blades for model knives, paperclips, dozens of other odd bits you find you need when model making (who knew stainless steel ball bearings would be needed to thoroughly mix paints).
The 0.16l really useful boxes are ideal if you do wargaming and have a lot of spare odds and ends, or work on a production line system when building models (clip out all the parts for the same units at once, then assemble them as a group).
I do not (despite what some family members say
) have an addiction to plastic storage boxes, I just like keeping things sorted where they're easy to find
@Frozennova that's a G602, and a logitech trackball.
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Associate
New kitchen which I've just finished redecorating. New ceiling, floor and re-plastering. There's still a few bits to do such as a splashback behind the hob and an infill next to the dishwasher. New blinds to be added also.
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