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Brian Mikulencak has been building models of airplanes and ships since building his first model when he had chicken pox at age five. He was running out of room for his hobby in his house in Hurst, Texas. He also wanted space to display some of the 2,000 models he's built.

After reading good reviews of Ulrich Barns online, Brian said he wanted to "go with the best" to build a backyard hobby shed. He wanted plenty of space in which to build and display his models, so he worked with Weston Ulrich to choose a long 14x36 Premier Gable Cabin Shell.

Brian had a stained concrete floor built, then the crew from Ulrich built the shed on the slab. He had his contractor finish out the interior, insulating it, building a closet, and installing a heating and cooling unit. Brian also enjoys woodworking, so he purchased a second hobby shed, which is a smaller, matching version of the first shed.

"I love the dormer windows, the natural light, and the Texas door with the star on it," Brian says. He watched the process of the shed's construction, and he says that Ulrich Barns' "overall craftsmanship was great."

Building models is a great way for Brian to connect with others and learn history. The large size of his shed means he has plenty of space for his model-building friends to gather there. With plenty of shelving, drawers, and a workbench, his supplies are beautifully organized.

Brian's hobby shed is where he de-stresses from the day at work. He says, "I can come in here and forget the world outside."