the problem with me is i would want to run the trains and build a layout with a collection like that because i'm a kid trapped in an adult body
paigetrain posted:... i'm a kid trapped in an adult body
Yeah, aren't we all, one way or another.
(Wait 'til you get into your 70's 
- you'll wonder what happened.)
I always knew I would get old; I just never knew I'd actually BE old. Oh well.
I did, at least, walk my 2miles today; I just didn't do the walk, then ride my bike for hours, play ball, then wrestle with some friends, and mow the lawn and clean the garage, all in the same day, as I did in adolescence.
His collection is just too much or overkill and what's he trying to prove may I ask ? (just a honest opinion that's all).
Nothing. It's reasonable to assume he collected his stuff for enjoyment.
the problem with me is i would want to run the trains and build a layout with a collection like that because i'm a kid trapped in an adult body
If you owned the trains, you certainly would be free to do that. I see no problem.
He did what he wanted to do and had the funds to do it without starving his family or not paying his bills - it is called use of discretionary income - his prerogative!
Amazing!
Peter
16 million is nothing. This guy values his collection at 12 trillion.
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