Do men grow out of there toy's or do they just get more expensive. Speaking from experiance I think the latter applies in about 8 years I have owned 4 cars and 4 Moter bikes, I now currently own 2 cars one is a 4 years old and the other is 6 years old, they are both FORD Falcons which is a 6 cylinder car. I just sold a Kawasaki Ninja 600 and am looking to buy another bike.
So I think men don't grow out of there toys they just get more expensive.8)
It depends on the toys you like. Last week I bought the new generation Optimus Prime from Toymaster on the Moor for just £15. :D :D :D
cosywolf
07-07-2003, 18:57
:lol: :lol: Abby, you made me lmao.
[I won't bother to answer, as I'm a girl]:lol:
little malc
13-03-2004, 10:29
Lets hope none of us ever get to old to play, i'm 60! (hell) and still make model aeroplanes, mind you, I still look at girls too, but I think that's just nostalgia!
How's this for SAD?
I collect toy cars (for display), repair and repaint old, battered ones, add detail to the cheaper ones to make them look more expensive, and if the mood takes me I build models from scratch.
But I think the most popular BIG BOY'S (and BIG GIRL'S) toy around is this forum!!
Long may we play kiddies:thumbsup:
Sam Miguel
13-03-2004, 11:08
This is even sadder. I have a cactus garden in a large pot about two feet in circumference.
It is landscaped with gravel and pebbles which are supposed to represent rocks and boulders, and topped up with arid sand to give a truly remarkable desert effect. I makes mr thirsty just looking at it.
I always joked that a cowboy on a horse would look great and enhnance the scene.
Anyway, yesterday I went to The Works at Crstal Peaks and bought a plastic 'Wild West' set consisting of waggon, horse, cowboys, Indians and wigwam .
It looks great. Really authentic.
Go for it SM!!!!
Picture it with a few tanks in desert camouflage, and Rommel in the centre:thumbsup:
fnkysknky
13-03-2004, 11:37
Originally posted by Sam Miguel
This is even sadder. I have a cactus garden in a large pot about two feet in circumference.
It is landscaped with gravel and pebbles which are supposed to represent rocks and boulders, and topped up with arid sand to give a truly remarkable desert effect. I makes mr thirsty just looking at it.
I always joked that a cowboy on a horse would look great and enhnance the scene.
Anyway, yesterday I went to The Works at Crstal Peaks and bought a plastic 'Wild West' set consisting of waggon, horse, cowboys, Indians and wigwam .
It looks great. Really authentic.
What sort of cactus is it? San Pedro or Peyote by any chance ;)
I work for a helicopter company (really? I didn't know that)
It doesn't pay well, but I get to sit in helicopters and aeroplanes park outside my office window.
Now, about that pay rise .....