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Well I'm an armourer and a camo collector, I occasionally skirmish as an aside but the collecting is my 'thing'. £30 worth of ex surplus uniform is mooore than sufficient to play airsoft comfortably in most conditions, been saying that to folks for many years. However I got in to this lark in 2003 and it started as just playing the game, but I found (after a while) that what I personally enjoyed much more than the game was collecting and subsequent photography, writing, reviewing and reading/learning about how different kinds of gear are made; then how they might apply to the military and to all sorts of outdoorsy type hobbies. I think airsoft is a great lark as a game and a social, but I don't buy gear 'for' the game anymore, haven't for a long time. I don't wanna go in to my life or my finances because that'd be weird, but I've got a fair few years service done, lived in the barrack block the whole time in a teeny room eating the mess food. I've been to a couple of places to accrue a few bonuses as well, then just done a lot of saving my whole career, never owned a flash car etc. That's my approach to stuff, and I like it, I'm making roads towards maybe working for a company who makes good kit for the forces one day once I'm out, so I can put what I know in to something that could hopefully benefit folks who really put their necks out in bad places. That's a little way off still, for now I just love collecting what more can I say.

Just a warning for you so that you don't go and do what I did, which was to take the gearbox apart without knowing what you are doing. Post any useful links for how to correctly disassemble your gearboxes. Nutster

Few bits of Crye stuff (regular and softshell), Patagonia knee pads and a Geissele rail. Oh and a patch.

X-Fire.org will custom cut you one if you're really struggling.

All great stuff, many thanks.

These are my 2 new personal pew pews that I will be trying out at NSC up here in 't North East. Both Specna Arms. Hoping the 14 year old lad will pop along too.