Five months on ... and I am finished ... for the time being!

Despite various distractions and diversions, I have finally finished sorting out my toy/wargames room ... for the foreseeable future.

It now looks like this:

The bookshelves/cupboards are from a now-defunct IKEA range of furniture called Husar. All the storage draw units and wooden storage boxes are also from IKEA, and the plastic storage crates are all from Really Useful Boxes. The wooden crates were bought in various DIY stores such as Homebase and Great Mills.

One of the reasons why I decided to have this grand sort-out was to make my Hexon II terrain more accessible. Well now it is! One of the cupboards now houses all the hexed terrain tiles, and in the narrow shelf space between the top and bottom sets of terrain are the trays of trees I have based to use with my Hexon terrain. (The boxes of clips that hold the terrain tiles together are also stored on this shelf.)

In the gaps above this cupboard are two draw units and a wooden storage box. The former hold my Hexon small hills, roads, and stream/narrow river terrain sets and the storage box contains my Hexon trench and fortification sets.

On top of the cupboard are several Really Useful Boxes. These contain my Hexon large hills and mountains as well as my Hexon river terrain sets and several miscellaneous Hexon items that are too large to fit into the other storage I have used.

On the very top are the largest Hexon terrain items, including an eight-hex river section and two large slopes. These are just too large for any of the storage boxes or draw units I have used, and are therefore kept in plastic bags.