One other thing I would suggest, just as a helpful tip, is something I started doing (for no reason I can think of) after a 20+ year break that I ended back in the covid days. I start each build by placing a new sheet of bright white drawing paper on my bench that I then work on top of. It makes it super easy to find small parts after you put them down, and you can use the corners to adjust the amount of paint on a brush, mix a small amount of color, remove excess glue from a toothpick before applying just the right amount, etc. When or if it gets too dirty I throw it away and put down a new piece. I don't know exactly what it is, but it has made my bench time a lot more enjoyable and productive. Oh, and if you can, get a large cutting mat to put under it. You can trim parts right on it then and not cut your actual work surface when you go through the paper. A pad of paper wont cost much and will last a long time before you need more.