I'm a man of many intrest.....
-Model Railroading
-Military vehicle modeling
-Transformers
-Ultimate Fighting Championship
-Playstation 1 & 2
-Wild amimals
-Sleeping
-Cooking
Some of these things require money...so I need to cut down so much on the railroading to enable be to do the other stuff.
"Being misunderstood is the fate of all true geniuses"
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My other hobbies are
Photography
Bush Walking
Playing Guitar and Singing
In that order but none before model railroading.
AggroJones wrote: I'm a man of many intrest..... -Model Railroading-Military vehicle modeling-Transformers-Ultimate Fighting Championship-Playstation 1 & 2-Wild amimals-Sleeping-Cooking Some of these things require money...so I need to cut down so much on the railroading to enable be to do the other stuff.
BLASPHOMY!!!
Wow, what a question!!!!
I'm a 63 yr old retiree and have been a train nut since 1955. But, along the way I have enjoyed motorbikes, cars, trucks, handguns, mechanics, woodworking, stamp/coin collecting, reading, WWII history, writing, computers, movies, the oil bizzness, music (listening), Nascar (before it got civilized), gardening, nature, photography, and reading the Bible.
All that being said, model railroading has been my lifelong interest and it has been a lifesaver and a "pacifier" during difficult times. It is also a learning hobby, as I have honed skills in planing, woodworking, electricity, model building, history, etc., etc., etc.
What a great hobby!!!!!
Mobilman44
ENJOY !
Living in southeast Texas, formerly modeling the "postwar" Santa Fe and Illinois Central
Well all my major hobbies have the same general theme to them even if they are not really related.
R/C ship and boat building, This is mainly scale tugs and freight ships but I do have a couple of go fast unlimited hydroplanes. Most of my ships/boats will cost between $400-$1300 easy before being finished
R/C car racing. My favorite type is indoor dirt track racing but there are no tracks around here for race that style, but there is indoor carpet racing that is fun as well. The cars are not too expencive at around $300 each, but a day at the races can cost you as much in new equipment (batteries, tires, motors etc) and you still take the same car home.
and for non model related hobbies I like camping, boating, cycling and you cannot forget Photography.
A Veteran, whether active duty, retired, national guard, or reserve, is someone who, at one point in his or her life, wrote a blank check made payable to "The United States of America" for an amount of "up to and including my life."
Bullseye pistol shooting
Go figure!
Jim
Other than the trains this is where the money and time goes.
Boat is called "Empty Pockets" wonder why!!
From the far, far reaches of the wild, wild west I am: rtpoteet
Racing sportscars and collecting die-cast model cars.
Dick
Texas Chief
Gee, I wish I had that problem.
I love FERRARI's!!!!!!
Hobbies for me include
Cars (driving, reading about, collecting miniatures), cycling, currency collecting, trains, family, computers
Gordon
Brought to you by the letters C.P.R. as well as D&H!
K1a - all the way
Military (armour) models and war games.
Model railroading is like a combo of the two -- it's modelling ans simulating at once.
Craig
DMW
HAVE TO ADD, Sorry!!
That is what happens with more money than brains!!, no that IS NOT me walking away.
Trains, trains, and oh, did I mention trains?
I do have other hobbies, but model railroading is my main one. My other ones include posting here, thinking about trains, and reading (train) books!