The Auld Shed

I started this last year and made some pretty quick progress on it. The base is a toy shed my dad made for me more than 40 years ago so i decided to give it a makeover. It was originally made from old kitchen units so its that loosely glued wood chip board and not the nicest to work with so since i made that goof ordering coffee stirrers and recieved 10,000 instead of the 1000 i ordered i put them to use on this. I removed one wall to use to raise up the floor so its more level then I skinned the outside with coffee sticks. Now i had the problem of a missing roof panel so out came the coffee sticks again and i used pva glue (pva and wood glue are the same thing) to make some into 5x5 mm strips to use to buld up the wall and roof panels. I covered these with coffee sticks on both sides and thus i had a roof and wall again. Next i had to decide how the front door was going to be so its been sized to fit my tractors and smaller trucks but the coe i was going to use in this wont fit through the door so its going in a lean to on the side.

the work bench and shelves were made with coffee sticks too and i've thrown some dio items on the printer when there has been extra space. This is intended to a very cluttered dio done as a sorts cross between a farm workshop and a back street custom shop