[Optimus Scourge]

While I do collect on a few scales, I have a small 1/64 collection for myself, I have around 30 of them in the clear cases mounted

I only have a few 1/25th scale, An Iroc-Z, which I have not found in 1/18 scale, and a tellow/black stripes Concept Camaro - I now have a non tranformings Bumblebee in my Transformers Alternators collection.

I have mostly 1/18 Die Cast Muscle cars from various companies, I have mostly 60s-70s Muscle Cars, A lot of TV and movie cars.

Some of the new Hot Wheels selections have been great. I really like the shelby series as well.

How about you?

[Vifam7]

I'm not sure if my answer is applicable to your question but I collect 1/72, 1/144, and 1/200 scale diecast aircraft.

[Optimus Scourge]

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I'm not sure if my answer is applicable to your question but I collect 1/72, 1/144, and 1/200 scale diecast aircraft.

Nice, what are you favorites?

[Vifam7]

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Nice, what are you favorites?

Oh man, tough call.

Among the favorites in my collection are -

Witty's 1/72 F-15 Eagle (this one: Witty WTW72005-10 - Diecast Model F-15 Eagle USAF 419th TFW, 318th FIS Green Dragons: The Flying Mule)

Hobby Master's 1/72 A-4 Skyhawk (this one: Hobby Master HA1408 - Diecast Model A-4 Skyhawk USN VA-164 Ghostriders, NP401 "Lady Jessie": The Flying Mule)

Corgi's 1/72 B-17G Flying Fortress (this one: Corgi US33309 - Diecast Model B-17 Flying Fortress USAAF 91st BG, 323rd BS, "Nine O Nine": The Flying Mule)

[Autobot Burnout]

In terms of cars: 1:64 in the form of Hot Wheels and other smaller company offerings.

In terms of model trains: 1:87 (HO scale)

[sillydonkey]

don't really do cars, but i collect spaceships in diecast - star wars titaniums, johnny lightning star trek and hotwheels star trek. various scales obviously, but i love any spaceships.

[Autobot_Goldbug]

1/18th cars which fit my Joes
I've got a few like Jinx's Thunderbird from Die Another Day.

[Optimus Scourge]

I have a 1/18 Bumblebee die cast (non tf) with a Indiana Mutt figure, as well as a custom new Knight rider show that got cancelled here:custom 1/18 KITT & 3 3/4 Mike Tracer (Knight)

[Snowflakian]

1/18th has worked pretty well for me for my DOA figures.

[Joz]

As far a scales are concerned

1. Lego Minifig Scale

2. Yamato 1/60 scale Macross VF-1's (version II, 2008+ releases)

3. Hasbro/Takara 1/24 scale Transformers Alternators/Binaltech

[Optimus Scourge]

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As far a scales are concerned

1. Lego Minifig Scale

2. Yamato 1/60 scale Macross VF-1's (version II, 2008+ releases)

3. Hasbro/Takara 1/24 scale Transformers Alternators/Binaltech

Good picks. I have all the alts, I collect some Macross, I just wish Yamato Valks were less expensive and more durable. I only collect Roy ones, In all scales, though I do like the other designs, no job atm means no pricey toys.

The original VF-1S is one of my favorite toys of all time.

[Joz]

Thanks man. I still need to get my hands on Shockwave and Grimlock as far as the wanted Alternators are concerned. I almost bought into the new 1/32? Alternity series, but Macross took priority.

I forgot to add I also have some 1/7 and 1/8 PVC figs, but collect the figs really on art, quality and aesthetics rather than a "line" theme.