What I wish I never sold off

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nashorn88
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What I wish I never sold off

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My Israeli tanks for the 73 war
Wish I had kept them all.
Think I sold for a buck a tank
What a dope!

Paul B
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My entire micro armor collection in 2000. 500 pieces of micro armor at buck a piece.

Slowly rebuilding it.
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Never sell anything. Just ask my basement and garage. Kids are gonna call the tv show about hoarding on me. Still have even the GHQ Israeli T55/105mm.
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Post by BurtWolf »

Never sold off anything ... but:

Regret not buying that wonderful Stalingrad Grain Elevator one of our peers built a few years back (Cama I think)
Regret buying mystery packs of minis on eBay - usually turned out to be the other guys junk

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Post by Hoth_902 »

I have not sold anything, but I did throw out about 150 or so pieces in one of my moves. I thoght I would never find anyone to war game with. After one of many moves I've made, I decided it was useless to be carrying them around any longer. They had been packed away for 7+ years. In my opinion, more tragic than selling them off.
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Post by chrisswim »

Come do Stalingrad comrade... we defend the grain elevator. You gain an inch or two, no more, you kaput.
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I buy trade, and sell, I wish I had never repainted my original came.
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Any thoughts on a similar project - oh I don’t know something like ... Monte Cassino??!!

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The Factory at Anzio (Aprilla) would be cool

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Post by panzergator »

Cama,

Take GF to Disneyworld. Visit Kennedy Space Center and Universal as part of the trip. Church Street Station downtown. Go to beach. There is more there than Disney.
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Post by 7.62 »

I have sold off many wonderful GHQ items over the years but I have no regrets.
The last few years I have mostly traded GHQ for different GHQ so always something new to try.

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Post by tstockton »

"They" say hoarding is hereditary.... My parents both grew up during the Great Depression, where practically nothing was thown away. That's what I observed, and that's what I was taught.

You should see our basement. On second thought, maybe you shouldn't. :roll:

My biggest "problem" now is finding where I stashed everything. There's a good chunk of my collection I seem to having trouble finding. When the kids became teenagers, they rearranged and stuffed and crammed boxes and totes everywhere, so now I only have vague ideas of where some things are. I just hope the didn't throw my stuff away, making room for theirs! Eeeeek!!

The bottom line is I still have every piece of micro armor I've ever purchased. No regrets; but wish GHQ had some kind of "exchange program" where I could trade some of my old armor for the updated versions. That'd be cool!

The "funny" thing is -- the old stuff still looks pretty darned good to me. Just as long as I don't place them side by side with the upgraded versions... :wink:

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Post by panzergator »

Cama, regarding Sicily/Italy campaigns, if you haven't read it, highly recommend Rick Atkinson's Day of Battle.
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Post by fullmetaljacket »

i sold all my unopened ww 1 and ww 2 micronauts. 80 plus packs, so sad wish I would of kept them, now I have to go back thru and reacquire them.

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