1:18 die cast man cave car cave update 2023. New Additions are the gray cabinet, 1956 Bel Air and 1962 Bel Air display (tribute to my father), Ferrari Dino, Gulf Ford GT, Big Foot, Some additional artwork, Neon Corvette Clock
What a wonderful collection, with so many diverse ways of displaying your wares, and the smooth stylings of jazz. It's an embarrassment of riches. It's just delights everywhere you look, it's a tasty treat, and no calories. Thanks for the relaxing journey.
@@nickblogna5114 Oh yeah, I've watched a bunch of peoples diecast collection videos, and yours is fun and unique with different configurations, looks, and angles. I hate when people display them all as if they're parked in a parking lot, side by side, you can't even see the beautiful lines of the cars, the reason to display them in the first place. I have a small collection of the tv and movie cars that turned me on as a kid in the seventies. You know them, Munsters Koach, Dragula, Monkees jalopy, even got a Green Hornet Black Beauty, Bullitt cars, Starsky and Hutch, Back to the future, the 66 Batmobile oh and some James Bond cars and Tucker 48. I expect to display maybe twenty or so cars, and I want to make it interesting but not dominate the room. It won't be to your level, but I want to be creative in the displays, maybe some kind of background on a few, some small props, or a mini garage, I don't know, but what you've done is so creative it's a nice inspiration for me to find a way to make each one fun to look at with a little extra to go along with it, not just a bunch of cars in a clear box, that's boring. I can do better, and you're showing me the way. OK, damn that was a long post, sorry. Cheers again.
