We all have prized items we cherish the most, mine is the https://scontent-dfw1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xap1/v/t1.0-9/10361264_828330463893491_3932823032860143963_n.jpg?oh=219bf49d4dc0dcbb0776de0ac136698d&oe=5615130B , this ship is massive and can hold a lot of figures I was lucky to buy it when I could cause it was a Toys R Us exclusive and at the time it was cheap, now it's about $500.00 online---you could almost buy an XB1 for that. My father and the rest of my family (what's left of it anyway) are the only people I cherish. Well that's mine so let's hear yours .

...wow I actually have one of those minus some of the parts, weird to know they're worth that much whole.

The only "special" thing I own is a Springfield TGO 2 I inherited from my great uncle when he passed away a few years ago; less than 500 TGO series guns were made, and the TGO 1 is considered to be one of the best if not the best 1911 pistol ever made (and the TGO 2 is definitely still up there, the only major difference being the trigger group.) Retail for TGO 1 is like US$3500, TGO 2 is $2700, and TGO 3 is $2000.

I dont think i have any item that i cherish in my life. I have lots of stuff, but it's all just stuff to me and i can live without it.

I guess the thing i like the most is probably my keyboard, ive been learning a lot of songs on it lately (just bought it a few months ago, never playing one before and only playing guitar for years) and im starting to get really good at it now. In fact, i just learned the entire song ofhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtEAh5xPvHU by Nightwish. I think i was better suited for the keyboard, because after only a few months of playing keyboard im almost as good as i am at guitar (after playing 12 years on guitar). But then again, it might have something to do with the fact i played guitar for so long that i know a thing or two about music now (even though i cant read music, i mostly play by ear or learn tablature).

For people, i guess i cherish my two brothers, my mother, and a bit of extended family. And of course my girlfriend (honestly at this point, I am really considering marrying her).

I have one with all parts sitting on top of my storage cabinet across from me, doesnt belong to me i have to paint it.

But now youve made me think, i suppose it'd be my book collection, novels and art books.

I very much cherish my childhood NES and Gameboy and the fact they still work perfectly Also the Collector′s Editions I have of Fallout 3, Morrowind and Oblivion.

Did I mention I′m a gamer?

Addendum: My complete Action 52 for the NES!!

For the version that I have the price is outrageous, truly-truly outrageous: {Disclaimer: Don't look at link if you have a weak heart or a sensitive wallet }

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B009X19NH8/ref=sr_1_9_olp?s=toys-and-games&ie=UTF8&qid=1436799965&sr=1-9&keywords=millenium+falcon&condition=new

Sad part is it's totally worth it.

Dunno, really: hard to narrow it down. It's a toss-up between my http://christinemunro.com/images/bits/christine.20141005.1v.jpg, one of my swords (not sure which I like best: probably my http://vometia.com/images/armoury/vomlelianassword1-s.jpg), or maybe one of my lithographs or a book, or maybe my http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00HLCYAH4.


Oh, and that Millennium Falcon is huge.

Ain't it the truth . I actually cover it up with a bath towel to keep the dust off it. As much as I love this ship I will say if I had to tell someone to buy this or the Power of the Force version, the Power of the Force version would probably be cheaper to get and isn't quite so large .

Hmmmm, cherished things.

My computer- My good friend gave it to me so I try and take good care of it.

That's about all I can really think of that I cherish of mine. I have things I really love like my PS3 and stuff, but I don't have any real emotional attachment to them like my PC.

Oh I do have another prized item, it's the Imperial AT-AT Walker. Just click the "Battle of Bubbie" link in my sig .