Hello, my name is Scott and I have an Addiction

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Scott Rose
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Sun Jan 07, 2007 2:25 pm

jpeters wrote: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.

John


One of the reasons I started to collecting the Corgi diecast airplanes and such is that I do not have time or space to devote to model building nor do I have display space. The small size of these enables displaying a lot of aircraft and armor in a small space. I just added a P-51 "Short Fuse Salle" (bringing it to three P-51's, a B-24, and a PR blue P-38 (bringing the total to 5). I think I've maxed
out the available space. :)
Tim Landers

Sun Jan 07, 2007 2:44 pm

Thats cool Scott! I started collecting diecast A/C several years ago to get WWII pilots to autograph them. So far I've got Tex Hill, Dick Cole, Paul Tibbetts, Jim Swett, Archie Donahue, Dean Caswell, and others. I could post pics if your interested.
Scott Rose
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Sun Jan 07, 2007 2:58 pm

Tim Landers wrote:Thats cool Scott! I started collecting diecast A/C several years ago to get WWII pilots to autograph them. So far I've got Tex Hill, Dick Cole, Paul Tibbetts, Jim Swett, Archie Donahue, Dean Caswell, and others. I could post pics if your interested.


That is a cool idea, go ahead and post pics if you don't mind
tom d. friedman
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Sun Jan 07, 2007 5:47 pm

wow.... those must all be a bitch to dust!!! get some cans of airduster
Broken-Wrench

Sun Jan 07, 2007 7:37 pm

I seen some star wars stuff in there also.. :lol: You don't have a storm trooper outfit do you?
Scott Rose
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Sun Jan 07, 2007 8:29 pm

Broken-Wrench wrote:I seen some star wars stuff in there also.. :lol: You don't have a storm trooper outfit do you?


Heh, no, because then Princess Leia's line would be...

"Aren't you a little tubby to be a Stormtrooper?"

I also collect miniture spaceships, mainly Star Wars, Battlestar Galactica, Star Trek and Star Blazers/Space Cruiser Yamato stuff
Broken-Wrench

Sun Jan 07, 2007 8:32 pm

My RV-8 Eats everything I only have a few models and they are rare production stuff
Steve Nelson
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Mon Jan 08, 2007 2:30 am

My stash of unbuilt kits is currently somwhere in the neighborhood of 400..almost all 1/72 WWII.

But I can stop anytime I want... :lol:


SN
Ollie
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Thu Jan 11, 2007 11:14 am

I feel your pain Scott!

RCAF 2000 stable.
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