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Now THAT'S funny!! (and true for me, too...) *NM*
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It's easier to buy a new one that try to find the one I have. *NM*
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An modelers' question: How do you categorize your stash?
By scale, by make, by grouping (drag racing, oval track, show rod, etc) *NM*
Categorize??? Organize?????? You're just too funny!!!!
Yeah, that sounds about right. :O)) *NM*
Categorize… What is that? Lolz! *NM*
No fair! You stole my system. 😏 *NM*
EXACTLY!! 🤣 *NM*
I have my stash organized by region of the world it comes from/manufacturer. I have lots of plastic bins with plenty of resto projects. I should thin my herd as well. *NM*
2/3 by make....the rest wherever they fit. *NM*
Japanese kits, Mustangs, TV-Movie, -------
Just as a note I only have about 100 kits. So they are easy to keep on one shelf unit. *NM*
Most of my "stash" is categorized like this....SPREADSHEET PIC
WOW! *NM*
That's pretty much where I was going with the idea
Just realised that my 250+ car kits are in 6 separate places around the house, the 130 aircraft kits are in one place......sorted?...nah, purely by box size & wherever it'll fit.....lol. *NM*
It's easier to buy a new one that try to find the one I have. *NM*
Now THAT'S funny!! (and true for me, too...) *NM*
In the beginning will take time but I cut my boxes down then Chevy, Ford, MoPar... Drag racing then miscellaneous *NM*
Seems to work. *NM*
Mine are organized by year, make, model, and order of issue, then by manufacturer.. *NM*
You a funny man ! We no organize...we stack 'em up..make more piles *NM*
My spreadsheet has 2690 line entries. That tell you anything about piles?😎
Sample photos above. *NM*
An organized model collection is the sign of a sick mind! Grin. *NM*
