Other Hobbies? (I do airsoft)

[KubKade]

Any chance you live in Australia?

Lol not far

 

[Matthewdupreez]

Lol not far

new zealand?

 

[KubKade]

Not quite that far😉 Alaska

 

[flyingkelpie]

Should we make a MTB specific thread instead of hogging this thread?

 

[whackflyer]

Should we make a MTB specific thread instead of hogging this thread?

Probably we kinda hijacked this one...

 

[KubKade]

Probably we kinda hijacked this one...

Send me the link to the thread please😋

 

[flyingkelpie]

Making one right now...

 

[flyingkelpie]

Just had lunch and it is up now here: https://forum.flitetest.com/index.php?threads/the-mtb-thread.67003/

 

[whackflyer]

Send me the link to the thread please😋

Just had lunch and it is up now here: https://forum.flitetest.com/index.php?threads/the-mtb-thread.67003/

 

[wingnix]

Shopping is a bit of a relaxing hobby for me, which is sometimes troubling for the bank balance.

 

[peraspera]

Looks like a nerd portfolio, but I really like painting miniatures (knights, ships, and... planes, isn't that obvious?). No wargaming though.

 

[Matthewdupreez]

I really like book worming, and gardening

 

[checkerboardflyer]

I have a blog dedicated to R/C foam board modelers. Sounds like work, but I enjoy doing it. Pictured below is an FT Simple Scout modified with a balsa stick rear fuselage. I call it a Hybrid. Visit my blog at: https://foamboardflyers.com/

 

[Jesse Dupreez]

i make rockets with butane gas
and i love playing with electronics

 

[Jade_Monkey07]

I used to play paintball religiously. But I fell out of it when I moved away from home after college. Since then its been all about mountains. First hiking, then mountaineering. Now its strictly rock climbing. The bigger and more difficult the better. I've travelled all over for it, became a guide and Spent a year in Thailand on the limestone tufas. And 6 months jumping off deep water solo climbs in ha long bay Vietnam. Made my way through laos and Visited the much coveted yosimite and have done a few of the big multi pitch traditional climbs there. Next trips planned are to spain for a summer and the bolivia for a while. Cant get enough rock in my life. I also got my divemaster and spend lots of time underwater too. I jump from one guide job to the next either on rocks or lookin at fish. As for the rc hobby, I'll be bringing it with me. Well some small parts for micros anyway and build some simple planes wherever I am.

 

[Mary_Lee]

I used to play paintball religiously. But I fell out of it when I moved away from home after college. Since then its been all about mountains. First hiking, then mountaineering. Now its strictly rock climbing. The bigger and more difficult the better. I've travelled all over for it, became a guide and Spent a year in Thailand on the limestone tufas. And 6 months jumping off deep water solo climbs in ha long bay Vietnam. Made my way through laos and Visited the much coveted yosimite and have done a few of the big multi pitch traditional climbs there. Next trips planned are to spain for a summer and the bolivia for a while. Cant get enough rock in my life. I also got my divemaster and spend lots of time underwater too. I jump from one guide job to the next either on rocks or lookin at fish. As for the rc hobby, I'll be bringing it with me. Well some small parts for micros anyway and build some simple planes wherever I am.

Thank you for answer!
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