Hobbies anyone? Need info from as many as possible!
11-10-2004, 07:15 PM
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1.) Photography
2.) Scale car model collecting. I have a 35th ann '02 Cammy SS, '98 Lexus GS400, Nissan 350Z Nismo *-Tune, blah blah, the list drags on.
I build plastic models too, I'm more into building Japanese offerings generally not found over there that I can only drool about (and build)
Currently building me a third-generation Supra:
Only, mine'll be white, have no stickers, and the wheel will be factory silver (not painted black). Gotta run out and buy some more spray paint.
Next on the list:
... GX81 Toyota Mark II.
http://www.hlj.com , importers of hobby stuff from Japan, not just Japanese cars! Apparently they have some more rare Mustang stuff put out by Japanese companies.
2.) Scale car model collecting. I have a 35th ann '02 Cammy SS, '98 Lexus GS400, Nissan 350Z Nismo *-Tune, blah blah, the list drags on.
I build plastic models too, I'm more into building Japanese offerings generally not found over there that I can only drool about (and build)
Currently building me a third-generation Supra:
Only, mine'll be white, have no stickers, and the wheel will be factory silver (not painted black). Gotta run out and buy some more spray paint.
Next on the list:
... GX81 Toyota Mark II.
http://www.hlj.com , importers of hobby stuff from Japan, not just Japanese cars! Apparently they have some more rare Mustang stuff put out by Japanese companies.
11-10-2004, 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by repinS
I build plastic models too, I'm more into building Japanese offerings generally not found over there that I can only drool about (and build)
11-11-2004, 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted by MOS95B
ha. ha. ha.... 
Here'* the actual display...
Here'* the actual display...
is it that way on your model as well
11-11-2004, 11:11 AM
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i collect 1:18 scale cars. i have somewhere in the 150-180 range of them. i am also a big train collector. mostly lionel and H.O. scale. finally, i'm a fountain of knowlege dealing with mustangs and corvettes....
11-11-2004, 12:30 PM
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Originally Posted by SSsuperchargedEi
i collect 1:18 scale cars. i have somewhere in the 150-180 range of them. i am also a big train collector. mostly lionel and H.O. scale. finally, i'm a fountain of knowlege dealing with mustangs and corvettes....
11-11-2004, 01:50 PM
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I was an avid model railroader as a kid, and still have all my N-scale (and some Lionel) trains in storage. I have plans to unpack everything and set it up someday, when I have a second garage w/ loft built. Until then, my hobbies are ebay, internet forums ( ), and always looking for ways to save money on *everything*. 
), and always looking for ways to save money on *everything*.
11-11-2004, 02:24 PM
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Oh Yeah... I still have that Tonka truck collection. A couple early 60'* dump trucks and a full set from the mid/late 80'*, and a few of the newer plastic ones.