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How do you folk keep track of sets, i.e., what goes with what?? When I was collecting only vehicles there was no problem but now with the gathering of the k & C Canadian and Brit sets associated with the new LCA as well as the German sets to oppose them, I'm sure I will not remember what goes with what a couple months from now Thoughts anyone?
Bill W
 
I keep a photographic record of all the sets as I get them.:)
 
I take pictures of the set or individual piece and tape it to the box it came in.......... that way I can visually see what I want when needed and not have to look for the small numbers on the box......
Regards,
Canucks:eek:
 
I use an Excel Spreadsheet with photo inserts from the items listings.
 
Spitfrnd said:
I use an Excel Spreadsheet with photo inserts from the items listings.
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Likewise, just in the process of finishing off for all WWII sets, whether I've got them or not. 'Tis taking a tad longer than I thought it would.
 
There's a handy book on K&C WWII with lots of great photographs and accurate descriptions which is terrific reference to help you keep track . . .:p:eek::eek::D
 
I have a handwritten list,including date of purchase,cost item etc.I have all the K&C boxes in storage boxes that are numbered their contents listed with pictures.

Rob
 
Louis Badolato said:
There's a handy book on K&C WWII with lots of great photographs and accurate descriptions which is terrific reference to help you keep track . . .:p:eek::eek::D
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Louis,
Is that the one with the early Ernhem releases? I'm looking forward to the future releases which will include C-Day series and Waffen ZZ. :p;):D
 
Wraith said:
Louis,
Is that the one with the early Ernhem releases? I'm looking forward to the future releases which will include C-Day series and Waffen ZZ. :p;):D
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Don't you just love comments from the peanut gallery? You know Simon's real name is Staker. Peter Ignatious Simon Staker.:D:p
 
I keep a binder with a photo per page of each set and also have a small photo to put on the box beside the set number.

Say Louis, did you know if you take the first letter of each of Simon's names ... oh, I guess you already knew that. :)

Terry
 
I started an excel spreadsheet, it is taking longer than I thought it would.
 
I use Epson Film Factory and just keep a copy of the manufactures image. I can print contact sheets with up to 150 thumb nails per sheet or 6 per sheet or anything in between, but don't bother....
 

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I use Epson Film Factory and just keep a copy of the manufactures image. I can print contact sheets with up to 150 thumb nails per sheet or 6 per sheet or anything in between, but don't bother....
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That is very sharp it is very similar to the files I use on my computer to keep

track of the various sets and items I collect. Very easy to bring up the

informaiton you need in a moment!
 
lenswerks said:
I use Epson Film Factory and just keep a copy of the manufactures image. I can print contact sheets with up to 150 thumb nails per sheet or 6 per sheet or anything in between, but don't bother....
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Great idea, but I think the program has been discontinued?

Terry
 
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