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Scott Rose
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I bet your alarm to get you up in the morning is a "Stuka Dive Siren" huh? :lol:

Real nice collection Scott

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I bet your alarm to get you up in the morning is a "Stuka Dive Siren" huh? :lol:

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:shock: Thats an awesome idea! :lol:

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Nice looking collection there. What scale is the large Bf109?

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Nice looking collection there. What scale is the large Bf109?


1/32 from 21st Century Toys

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Hey Scott, are the planes and tanks in the first pic plastic or diecast? My poor old eyes can't tell :shock:
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Hey Scott, are the planes and tanks in the first pic plastic or diecast? My poor old eyes can't tell :shock:


The planes are Corgi diecast

the tanks are really detailed 1/144 plastic from Japan. Part of the World Tank Museum series

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Scott;
Are thos ethe Micro Machines Star Trek replicas that came out about 10 years ago?
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Hello, my name is Scott and I have an Addiction


Hello, Scott!!

I kicked the addiction 25 years ago; reached up to 250 different models, mostly 1/72, and a few 1/48; spent a few thousand dollars in plastic, paints, reference books and so on.

My little nephew inherited some, and some friends got the rest when I left home.

Dust gatherers if there were any ever!

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It kind of frightens me that they're all lined up in such an orderly fashion!
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Are thos ethe Micro Machines Star Trek replicas that came out about 10 years ago?
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Yup! The big collectors set plus a few odds and ends

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It kind of frightens me that they're all lined up in such an orderly fashion!


Heh, thats because its the Germans vs. The Russians, and I had them spread out a bit but I am rapidly running out of space

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Airdales wrote:
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Are thos ethe Micro Machines Star Trek replicas that came out about 10 years ago?
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Yup! The big collectors set plus a few odds and ends


I got those too, whole box of them infact.
Those were the good old days. :)

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Nice collection Scott! I got out of model building after leaving home to join the Army. I've helped my kids build a few over the last couple years, which are now hanging from the ceilings in their bedrooms. I wouldn't dare start back up with the hobby since they take up a lot of room and the fact that the wife would cut my you know what off if I started decorating the house with warbird models.

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