I believe the lathe we purchased was
this one.
The bandsaw gets a lot of use, especially as we fabricate more and more pieces from stock. Having a horizontal bandsaw over a vertical one means you aren't limited by the length of stock that will fit between the throat and the blade.
A table saw is handy for ripping bumper plywood, prototyping, and constructing low cost field elements but isn't necessary as a circular saw can accomplish the tasks. We have both, but our table saw is a Dewalt "worksite" one that can be stored out of the way when not needed.
The only other hand held power tool that comes to mind is a right angle drill, especially if you use rivets and have to drill out one that is in a inconvenient space.