.. Oddly enough, though, I find this all very strangely comforting: 
because there are worse cases of addiction out there than mine 
That said, I have a fundamental rule: if anything is to be consigned to the attic, it might as well go to the tip or a charity shop, though the two can be easily confused!Building an extension, a bigger shed,or converting a garage just invites more acquisition. Given a space like the one at Bovingdon, though..just imagine how many 1/16 scale tanks could be squeezed in there. But then, how do you decide which one to work on, or take for field trials (nb: avoiding the 'play word..)? You charge one up, and the others begin to look neglected and undernourished
Back on the Bovingdon storage theme, it must be like playing with that sliding squares puzzle, where there's only one space out of sixteen unoccupied, when it comes to shifting the tanks around- unless, that is, there's an overhead crane system for dropping them in and hoisting them out....
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