This is my loft space which I converted a few years ago. The space is full of all my stuff, all the kids stuff and every other bit of rubbish we've built up over the last 10 years. It needs a good clean out and de-clutter. The display shelves were put up to house my micro machines but since then I've added a lot more to my small spaceships collection. Most of the new ones are larger than the micros so they are not all being displayed properly.
My micro machine collection includes ships from Star Wars, Star Trek, Babylon 5, Aliens and Terminator.
The rest of my collection is not displayed in any order, in fact most of them are in two cardboard boxes. One day I'll have a great display case, until then this will have to do.
This is my loft space which I converted a few years ago. The space is full of all my stuff, all the kids stuff and every other bit of rubbish we've built up over the last 10 years. It needs a good clean out and de-clutter. The display shelves were put up to house my micro machines but since then I've added a lot more to my small spaceships collection. Most of the new ones are larger than the micros so they are not all being displayed properly.
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However, in your collection above I see a Borg Cube that looks awesome. Beneath your in-post comment "My micro machine collection includes ships from Star Wars, Star Trek, Babylon 5, Aliens and Terminator", three photos down, the photo to the left (the photo is labeled "loft_16.jpg" -- which is totally how I should have identified the photo I'm talking about in the first place) shows a Borg Cube I am resolved to find.
Could you please tell me the maker and model number, etc., and any other pertinent information that would enable me to look for an identical Cube of my very own?
I'd very much appreciate any help you can offer. Thank you!
Timian (vavatchtimian at me dot com)