My reloading is still a work in progress. Not as nice as MickyC's or AR15barrels.
I got a Hornady LNL for a progressive press, and a Lee Classic for single stage to swage brass, or to re-size once fired milsurp stuff, which can be really tough the first time. I got a couple of tumblers, one I bought from Harbor Frieght when it was on sale. Having 2 tumblers is nice, but I only got it because it was on sale for $40 and figured WTH, I got $40 in my pocket right now, I guess I just won't eat out for lunch this week

I need to get that Dillon Swager though, it is $100 (compared to the $25 RCBS unit) but will be well worth it!
Tumbling Area
My case prep area. I really need a Giraud Trimmer bad and will be one purchase in 2009 I will most definitely be getting. Right now I am just using a drill, Lee ball cutter, Lee chamfer, deburring tool, and steel wool (extra shininess). I can do about 2-3 cases per minute. I have seen the Giraud online where you can do 10 a minute (with deburring, no steel wool though)! My trimming setup only cost about $15 (not counting the drill), the Giraud will be about $400 and I believe it will be well worth it.
Another view of the presses
Here I am re-sizing once fired 7.62 NATO MG brass I got from FALfiles. This stuff was really tough the first time, had to use extra lube.