hi guys my ? is this over the years we gather loads of models and have our stashes , mine is growing by the week , but what do you do with the old kit boxes , do you keep the artwork or store it in the loft my wife/boss is getting a little peaved at the moment with the boxes sitting around and wants me to ditch them
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i keep old sprues in mine and spare bits,squashed the others bound them together with an elastic band
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Personally, I throw them Steve. When I was a youngster I used to try to keep the box art work and plans, so I could remember what I had built, but with todays tech I just keep a record on my computer.
I think I would have the same problem with the SWMBO if I kept the old boxes too.
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Im a hoarder and love keeping the boxes. I bung em under my bed and then store them in the attic.
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I bin them, although i have kept a few of the bottoms to use as "bits trays" of varying sizes when scratch building stuff.
I do check the box art before i throw it to see if there's anything i can cut out and use (posters, dials, wording etc)Comment
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there is a common thread running here in that we as modellers tend to keep things thinking we will use them in the future and we usually dont . i think i will give the records on the pc idea and as some of the box art is very good i may cut the lids off , i can sense another collection starting here lolComment
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I know one guy that cuts out the lids and frames them then puts them up in his model workspace, I think I may do a few like that,
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Bin the boxes, cut out the picture from the front and hang em on the wall in the workshop.
Spare bits and some of the chunkier lengths of sprue are in the spares boxComment
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Box in box and once a month the go for recycling. A few of the stronger ones have parts in. Small boxes the typically come with resin bits in get saved for posting things in.
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I tend to (recycle) bin mine to. It does seem a shame as some of the artwork is wonderful but realistically, where would I put them.......Comment
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