That is a nice lookin set up. Unless you don't have the time or equipment you could build a table for a lot less than that. Menards or Home Depot should have books with bench designs. I like doing most of my own stuff like that but your mileage may very.

Dick: I have one of those in my garage and build on it. For the $$ it is a good value. Now for the bad news. The top, while large enough is not true enough to build a wing on. However, it is a good base for my trued building board. On mine, the attached wood clamp will not close, the holes are mis drilled. It has resisted my efforts to repair.

The good news here is that it closes enough to hold a smaller metal jaw-clam securely that is more approprite for model building anyway. The drawers are nice, but a bit shallow. The shelf below the work area is very handy.  So, on a scale of 10, about a 7. Would I buy it a again?, for the price and convenience of getting a quick work area going, sure, it'll do the job but is not perfect.  

Hey Dick, welcome back to the hobby, sport, obcession...whatever.    My usual building board is a 48" balsa building board I bought from "Gullow's" back in the day. Great Planes makes them now and they are about $30.00 through Tower.  Mine is attached to a trued piece of shelfing  material. I make no recommendations regarding the set-up except that it works for me and is easy to stick pins into.

I have also used an Adjusto Jig, now, long out of production. Next wing I make will be made using the "Control Line Specialties" wing jig system. I have high hopes for that. I know Walter Umland uses this system on his projects and that in itself is a pretty good recommendation.