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Vintage drag cars vintage muscle cars. Have really got an interest in classic cars of the 20's - early 30's era.

Any occasionaly I'll look at other subjects / threads but not much

Big scale or trucks does nuttin for me

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In the interest of getting more "lurkers" and/or rank beginners involved in the forum and the hobby in general, we ought to have a "Beginner's Corner" sub-forum. First time modellers and kids can share their builds and quite possibly get advice, help and encouragement from the more experienced members. One can imagine how intimidating the forum is considering the extremely high quality and craftsmanship on display so a less "demanding" platform might be more appealing. Just my two cents. ^_^

EDIT: An additonal thought....if such a sub-forum is created, we as a collective should exercise restraint in replying and resist the temptation to spam the poor novice's thread with photos of master builds no matter how well meaning the intention may be. Nothing is more demoralizing than having one's work forcibly compared to someone else's "masterpiece" (which seems to happen all to frequently around here). :rolleyes:

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I enjoy viewing classic car and truck projects, on the workbench and under glass, and the diorama section. Always check "View New Content" to see recent stuff.

Totally ignore NASCAR, Big Boys and the commercial trucks... sorry guys (and gals?).

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I consistently check one special category: "New Content." I read anything that looks interesting and I try to review every "Under Glass" build I can. B)

I don't ignore any categories but I totally ignore two posters. <_<

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There are categories on this forum?? :blink::lol:

Seriously, I really don't pay much attention to categories. Like many,I generally scroll through the new items and if a word in the title jumps out at me, I look.

Things that get my attention: Tamiya, Porsche, Ferrari and other foreign makes, F1, La Mans, and WRC. Also scratch built, tips and techniques, big boyz, Auto I.D. and real or model if I were to name categories.

I totally ignore drag and NASCAR and hot rod. Just not my thing.

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I check out:

General

On The Workbench

Under Glass

Drag Racing Models

Car Kit News & Reviews

Car Resin & Aftermarket

Trading Post

Wanted

On The Workbench Pickups

Under Glass Pickups

Truck Kit News & Reviews

Truck Resin & Aftermarket

Truck Parts/Wanted

Model Questions

Tips & Tricks

Contests & Shows

Community Builds

Links, Advertisers & Websites

The Off Topic Lounge

My ignore list:

NASCAR

1:1 Reference Pictures

The Truck Stop

On The Workbench Big Rigs

Under Glass Big Rigs

1:1 Truck Reference Pictures

Big Boys

Dioramas

Diecast and Resincast Models (when did resin models get added?) Does that mean that resin models aren't allowed in the "Under Glass" section now?

All The Rest

Model Club News & Announcements

Real Or Model/Auto ID Quiz

Model Parts Trivia

Auto Art

Where's Waldo? (most useless section on the forum IMO)

Model Car Racing

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I use the View New Content and will then select anything that seems interesting, but I routinely ignore Big Rigs, Nascar, Large Scale just from a lack of interest.

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I like to check out the General, Workbench, Under Glass, Real or Model, and Off Topic sections. Most other sections I will occasionally look at. I ignore drag racing, NASCAR, hot rods, and muscle cars, just not interested in them. The subjects I do like are sports cars, road racing, world rally, and land speed record cars. Also, enjoy seeing some of the beautiful stock street cars and exotics you guys build.

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I don't pay attention to categories unless I'm starting a new thread. I always peruse the board with View New Content so I don't miss anything and go into the ones that look interesting to me ... and most new Under Glass subjects. I like all good models.

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I don't pay attention to categories unless I'm starting a new thread. I always peruse the board with View New Content so I don't miss anything and go into the ones that look interesting to me ... and most new Under Glass subjects. I like all good models.

X2 Mike!!!

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If its a Mopar I'm in. I do others, but like the 57 Chevy its has a HEMI in it, or like the 57 Ford it has a 440 cid in it. Like I say all you can do is make them better by sound and speed.

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I check General, Under Glass, Big Boyz, car kit reviews, and NASCAR (my first love, what got me back in the hobby years ago :) ). Occasionally light trucks as I've posted a few. If I have time I surf the others but not consistently.

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Plowboy's list is pretty much what I was looking for. This probably should have been a poll/questionnaire, but I don't know how to do that. I just think there's a lot to be learned here from this sort of inquiry.

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I tried the View New Content option once and don't like it at all. I didn't like having to wade through countless threads trying to find the threads I was interested in. That lasted about five minutes for me and I was out. To each his own.

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mostly big rig topics, but I do bounce around quite a bit, depends on my mood and what I am building at the time, or if I have bought a kit, I look for topics regarding it [reviews/wip's/under glass], or whatever interests me in the new content thread.

don't look at nascar or die cast really.

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Plowboy's list is pretty much what I was looking for. This probably should have been a poll/questionnaire, but I don't know how to do that. I just think there's a lot to be learned here from this sort of inquiry.

One thing uncovered: NASCAR was popular enough when this thing started to rate it's own category, now hardly anyone posts or visits there and you can't give those kits away here or on eBay!

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Plowboy's list is pretty much what I was looking for. This probably should have been a poll/questionnaire, but I don't know how to do that.

When you start a new topic, click on "Manage Topic Poll" on the right. Once you have entered your poll questions, click on "Finished," add whatever text you want in your post, and post it. It's very simple.

You can always try it as a test and post it. Just delete the post once you see the results.

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