repurposing/recycling items for hobby-use

With the garage storage space constraints in our lakeside summer cave, I decided to store most of my COX RC fleet items hung from a strong fishing line in the window-well of the garage. All planes got hung by their propellers, on zip-tie hooks set in length to allow the propellers to pass through them, the zip-ties fixed on  fishing line knots placed in intervals along the line. The fishing line itself hangs down tied to a hook screwed in the window-well ceiling.

The depth of the window-well helps sink all planes into it with no obstruction jutting out to hamper wall-side traffic..birds wider in wingspan than approx. 800mm - the width of the window well - got hooked from the horizontal wire tracks of the movable garage door, hanging deeper inside the garage, where traffic is sporadic. With limited horizontal free storage footprint area, this vertically extending storage provides a convenient and safe hangar (hanger?) option. The window is fixed with no hinges, so its functionality is not impaired.  Throughout summer with my lil Honda MSX also parked between the window and the car  (not shown, I rode it home to our winter cave in Budapest last week in bright sunny mid-fall weather) also complicates the summertime garage space allocation, so the window-well hangar partly alleviates the problem. .

The white plastic boxes by the wall store, among others, valuable goodies, mainly 010, 020 and 049 engine parts and RC components, just in case..

From top to down in the window-well sit: Quickie100 (beefed up COX 049 reedie "290"), Lil Roughneck (049 beefed up reedie aka TeeDeeReedie, a home made Killer Bee clone), Roaring 20 (020 TeeDee), Lil Spee-Dee (010 TeeDee) and Sharkface (010 TeeDee)
Deeper in the garage: Toucan (051 TeeDee), Tigercat pylon racer (049 TeeDee), SIG Wonder (09 RC TeeDee), and an Acro-Wot (OS Max 56 FS alpha), a plane used rarely nowadays, that is fed with fuel weaker in castor than the COX engines need, so it takes a special, occasional fuel preparation before I take it out flying)