mshill90, that's gotta be the CUTEST dog photo I've seen in a long time, the one where it's in the pile of clothes. It's just adorable! Can see why you 'collected' it. 
What you 'collect' besides fish or reptiles?
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Younglin;5102883; said:
The bigger ones have deep, rich tones. The wind has to blow really hard to make them chime, especially the large heavy ones.
Alwayswantedadragon;5104739; said:mshill90, that's gotta be the CUTEST dog photo I've seen in a long time, the one where it's in the pile of clothes. It's just adorable! Can see why you 'collected' it.
I have a pic of all 5 of them piled up together on the couch... I'll have to look for it, and post it!
pacu mom : I love those chimes! My mom collects them too> Even the tiny one from the dollar store. But my favorite are totally the large tubed chimes, the sounds are very calming/soothing to my ears. That might explain why Younglin doesn't like them, because it looks like they maybe enjoy being super hyper like in their Avatar. 
Perentie;5103605; said:
you do realize firearms are very attainable? Category B license is what you'd need for them since they are all centerfire (everything bar the automatics like MP40). do some reading buddy, plenty of information detailing how you can own firearms on the net and queensland government sites, and you'll be pleased to know QLD is one of the more lenient states in some aspects. pay some money, do some paperwork, wait some time and then you're ready for some PTA's to acquire those war relics. Btw you're missing our very own commonwealth's Lee enfield
I have a war relic of my own, but it's not a weapon. Well, two actually. One is an accordion lens camera from Okinawa the my dad's father brought back, and the other is my mom's father's pilot's license. Both are ancient and priceless to my family. The camera collection in the basement is pretty impressive, too.
Liam;5106246; said:you do realize firearms are very attainable? Category B license is what you'd need for them since they are all centerfire (everything bar the automatics like MP40). do some reading buddy, plenty of information detailing how you can own firearms on the net and queensland government sites, and you'll be pleased to know QLD is one of the more lenient states in some aspects. pay some money, do some paperwork, wait some time and then you're ready for some PTA's to acquire those war relics. Btw you're missing our very own commonwealth's Lee enfield
G'day Liam,
yeah i know its technicaly possible but its too much hassle for something that would be hung up on the wall. I looked in to it a few years ago, takes loads of money and paperwork and you need to have a gun safe/cabinet.
i can get deactivated rifles without a permit and would get a few but the price kinda turnd me off that. $600.00 AUD for a deac? no thanks, i would pay $300 maybe even 400 but thats my stopping point.
yep the SMLE was a fine rifle mate, acurate, reliable and could be fired pretty fast in triand hands, i also like the sten gun and ofcourse the classic bren gun but im mostly in to Heer, japanese and Soviet stuff, i have maybe 4 English/Australian peices in my collection including a mint condition post war royal australian regiment uniform and badge.
