What are your hobbies? I build model kits like picrel.

>>81588693 (OP)
I like building legos and reading books and watching random free full length low budget indie movies on YouTube

>>81588693 (OP)
I miss Power Prop Flying Gliders.

>>81588693 (OP)
can you show us some you built?

>>81588727
You know they still make them, anon. $13 for 48 of them. https://www.walmart.com/ip/The-Twiddlers-Paper-Toy-Planes-48-Pcs-Flying-Foam-Airplane-Glider-Kit-In-12-Assorted-Designs-Kids-Birthday-Party-Supply-Goodie-Bag-Fillers-Classroom/131562678

No bombers or butterflies, though. I always preferred wooden gliders, though. They flew for much longer. You can pick the Guillows ones up from Ace for $1.00 each (I am sure made in China ones are cheaper as the Guillow ones are made in the USA).
>>81588726
That sounds quite comfy. I recently fixed up a LEGO set that is on display at the local library where I volunteer at. Truth be told, when I was growing up I preferred Erector sets/Meccano, but the current sets are not that good. I would buy Merkur from the Czech Republic.
>>81588740
Give me a few minutes, but I have a few saved on my mobile device including what I am working on right now. I am not good at taking pictures of anything other than nature, so bear with me.

>>81588727
I forgot to tell you that I have an entire bookmark repository on my desktop at home, but I do not have them saved on my laptop which I am posting with right now. I will say that in addition to Guillows for wood gliders, there is Dumas, Easy Built Models, Brodak, Dare and BMJR in the US, plus a ton of other companies in Europe, especially in Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic (I cannot think of all of the foreign ones, but Hiesbok is a pretty large Czech company.

>>81588740
>>81588840
The current one that I am working on. The paint is being prepared for shipment from Poland.

>>81588966
The previous one.

>>81588985
And before that. Let me know if you want more.

>>81588840
>You know they still make them, anon. $13 for 48 of them.
Holy fugg, I didn't knew that!
> I always preferred wooden gliders, though. They flew for much longer. You can pick the Guillows ones up from Ace for $1.00 each (I am sure made in China ones are cheaper as the Guillow ones are made in the USA).
Yeah, I have always wondered if there were wooden Gliders of sorts that flew farther. Now I know!
>>81588904
Noted. I will look at them and buy one. I really liked them when I was a kid, so I'll buy a solid glider now that I have a lot of savings as an adult.
Thanks anon!

>>81589094
You are welcome, by the way, the Hiesbok website is hard to navigate, but here is the page for the gliders. https://www.hiesbok.cz/Hazedla-c11_0_1.htm

>>81588999
You need to buy an airbrush

>>81589194
I know. I have the money for it just about saved up. I plan on getting a $100 combo on Harbor Freight, then buy a better airbrush after practicing.

>>81588693 (OP)
I collect, repair, trade and play with rare synthesizers.

>>81588693 (OP)
I grow vegetables and tulips. Cant show you a picture rn cause there is a storm outside but my beans are looking good.

>>81588693 (OP)
I also love model building, though I pretty much only build WWII tanks

>>81589471
That sounds neat. Do you have any Roland or Oberheim ones?
>>81589480
Really lovely. I am growing some tomatoes and peppers right now. Unfortunately, my climate means that I have difficulty growing a lot of vegetables and flowers. Though Hibiscus flowers would be easy to grow.
>>81589513
Do you mainly do 1/35 or 1/72? By the way, I have never built a kit from China before, am I missing out on anything?

>>81588693 (OP)
i can't afford hobbies

>>81589588
Some hobbies are cheap, though. Why not get a roll of pennies from the bank, pick out the nice ones and then put the rest back into your account? Roles are $0.50 each. I used to get them growing up.

i like to build lego, and lego clone kits.
also go to different parks to see if they have any cool walking trails.
disc golf
physical music media collecting
and of course, vidya

>>81589676
Aren't you the build thread guy? Here we have walking trails that go miles into the wilderness.

>>81589626
the way i see it is i exist in negative equity and must use my labor in order to make up the difference hence i am a literal slave and have no freedom until i can implicitly purchase it and emancipate myself
this intolerable yoke which burdens and chafes me is so unbareable that the thought of wasting even a penny gives me conniptions for every dime is an inch closer to freedom

occasionally i slip and waste a little money, although i am generally good
i could never dedicate a budget to a "hobby" unless that hobby paid dividends though
at times, i have contemplated assembling, customizing, painting, and selling warhammer figures because i enioyed them as a child and i was decent at it but idk if they would sell

>>81589561
I have a Juno-6 and an SH-7. No Oberheim unfortunately ;(

>>81589694
that is me.
i usually just walk like an hour, tops.
it's nice to do something once in a while that requires being outside

>>81589783
They would depending on the build quality of them, but Warhammer is very expensive.
>>81589828
Nice. Any pictures?
>>81589901
It is. I used to go out a lot more before Uni. Only two more weeks until I am done, though.

>>81589918
obviously the price of the models wouls be passed onto the consumer
i would happily do it at cost but even gw paint is extortionate
>They would
would they though?
idk where to even sell them
ebay takes a massive cut

>>81589954
Use Vallejo paints, they are cheaper and very high quality. They have a Warhammer, Gundam and Model line, but they are all very similar.
It was supposed to say "That would", but I messed up as my laptop has predictive typing.

>Captcha: JW MAN

>>81588693 (OP)
I build model kits and paint them but warhammer because I love warhamer

>>81590595
That is nice, I thought about getting into Warhammer myself, but the cost is too steep.

>>81588693 (OP)
i like to cook & bake and ive started getting into leatherwork

>>81590595
>>81590832
used to paint warhammer models when I was 12, I love the lore and video games, but spending L500 and painting my own little model army as a grown man is too much

>>81590866
Nice. What do you like baking the most?
>>81590904
This is what holds me back. I have looked into wargames, though, specifically one called Hot War 1990, but I cannot get it because of sanctions (the game is produced in Russia and the people that I use to circumvent sanctions with does not stock the games). I was looking to buy it in the summer of 2022 having saved enough money by the time of the 2 day operation that is in its third year now.

I am also trying to see if anyone might be able to see if North Korea has model kits, it would be an interesting novelty, if so.

>>81590904
>but spending L500 and painting my own little model army as a grown man is too much
I did that well into my late 20s, although I also did it mainly with close friends so it was more of our version of a boomers Poker Night, but I can get what you mean. I can't imagine trying to go down to a game store now and playing a game with a rando

>>81589349
save 100 more and get an hp-cs

>>81591739
Any compressor suggestions?