That's alot of books and , yeah stuff i guess.

By the look of it you'll need to stash away things everywhere you can, i would seriously consider using the bathroom and more 'workspaces' to stash away all of that.:haha:

In my case i just use the 'stuff it untill it's full then call the trashman' room under my apartment, i got loads of stuff too but most of it is in my hobbyroom where my PC used to stand, and my books and such are there too i hate the smell of old books and they dehumidify the house:yep:

I guess i have stuff that i would never throw away, like the newspapers from the landing on the moon, some old albums i got from an old man who stayed in England during the war that contains unique pictures. Some aircraft instruments and mostly books, books and magazines like 5 years of Air Forces Monthly and other stuff i gathered during airshows etc.

I guess during a lifetime some things really grow in sentimental value, so i understand your 'problem' :rotfl2:

So let's see some pictures! :sunny:

First landing newspaper:

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g1...9-25212025.jpg

The photoalbum, it's 70 years old all pictures in the album are pre 1940, this is just one of the pics and bad quality phonecam so i will spare you:

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g1...9-25212807.jpg

As far as uploading goes photobucket seems really slow so maybe i will post a pic or two more another time:03:

Please do because those above are cool :cool:

Good to see you getting your stuff out of storage Steve. Nothing more satisfying than findinf old treasures.

One step at a time if you please...he's just learned how to use Skype :O:

A Link trainer. I've spent many an hour in my youth in one of those. The left side bellows was knackered so if you went too far to that side it used to stick there until some kind soul pushed you back to level 'flight'. :D

Perhaps words of wisdom from the Great Philosopher might help

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4x_QkGPCL18

What's "Space 1889"? Don't tell Jules Verne established Moonbase Alpha!

Kloef, those are awesome! :rock:

Please post more.

When I was a kid in the '50s the airlines still used them. My dad, a pilot for United, let me play in one for a few minutes.

No, but what if he had? What it is, is the original SteamPunk role-playing game. All those Edgar Rice Burroughs gadgets work, and you have ether flyers and aliens but all weapons are from that era, and so are attitudes and opinions. It's lots of silly fun.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space:_1889

if you want to get rid of those models, send them to me!
I'll take the He 111 and Me 262!

Maybe when I die.









But don't count on it. :O:

:o Steve's eternal?

No, just leaving his stuff to his oldest friends. :sunny:

Steve, mate, it's been a long time. Remember me from, err, a very long time ago. :D

Can I just clarify, is that your oldest friends, or the friends you've known the longest? :hmm2:

Some more i made with better daylight, just a phonecam

Bristol Blenheim, lovely aircraft:

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g1...9-26175655.jpg

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g1...9-26175130.jpg

Yes.

Your oldest!! :o

Strike me off the list :O:

The friends I've known the longest are older than you. Well, except for one, but I've know him since he was born. :sunny:

That's a relief :o:03: