Maybe blades.
If it wasn't for diecasts...
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If it wasn't for diecasts, what would you be collecting if anything at all. How would you spend your time and money to make up for the hobby?
I'm not sure what hobby I would be pursuing, I thought I would be playing video games with my son. However, after playing a few games with him and losing, I realized that wouldn't be enough for me :giggle
So I think I would either be in the garage washing and waxing or reading as I used to. I used to read atleast one magazine a day prior to this hobby.
I'm not sure what hobby I would be pursuing, I thought I would be playing video games with my son. However, after playing a few games with him and losing, I realized that wouldn't be enough for me :giggle
So I think I would either be in the garage washing and waxing or reading as I used to. I used to read atleast one magazine a day prior to this hobby.
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Of course, it goes without saying, I'd be a little less in debt.
Otherwise, my other hobby is Scuba diving, which I do not do nearly often enough.
:tempted
Otherwise, my other hobby is Scuba diving, which I do not do nearly often enough.
:tempted
I'd be most likely spending my money on computer games. That's what I spent most of my money on before before I really got in to model collecting.
I'd have a massive home theatre set up (bigger than the one I have now anyway).
Yeah! Used to surf the porn site :drool :crying before starts collecting. Now just surfed the diecast website and read forums! :cool1
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yeah I'd agree with that one Rich...RCP said:I'd have a massive home theatre set up (bigger than the one I have now anyway).
would have my own place by now with the massive entertainment room..
that and I would still be collecting and painting Games Workshop miniaturs..
i would erm.... hmm...... have a healthier bank account?
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:lol Ain't that the truth... :happyMockingBird said:i would erm.... hmm...... have a healthier bank account?
I was collecting quite a few firearms before I went crazy into diecast.
I also have a weakness for Swiss watches.
I am sure I would have a lot cooler 1:1 collector car than the 1959 Studebaker I have now :lol
I also have a weakness for Swiss watches.
I am sure I would have a lot cooler 1:1 collector car than the 1959 Studebaker I have now :lol
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any chance that 59' Studebaker is a hotrod????Max Power said:I was collecting quite a few firearms before I went crazy into diecast.
I also have a weakness for Swiss watches.
I am sure I would have a lot cooler 1:1 collector car than the 1959 Studebaker I have now :lol
I'd prob'ly be blowing money on CDs or restaurants.
I'd probably have a digital SLR and photographing sights/scenes/architecture.
Oh yeah, I'd also take intermediate/advanced driving lessons for adverse road conditions (with rain/snow).
Oh yeah, I'd also take intermediate/advanced driving lessons for adverse road conditions (with rain/snow).
Really not sure what I would be doing or have...........
Maybe I would of bought a stock 1957 Chevy Bel Air
Maybe I would of bought a stock 1957 Chevy Bel Air
Nope, as plain as the day it was made :giggleroad warrior said:any chance that 59' Studebaker is a hotrod????Max Power said:I was collecting quite a few firearms before I went crazy into diecast.
I also have a weakness for Swiss watches.
I am sure I would have a lot cooler 1:1 collector car than the 1959 Studebaker I have now :lol
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