I couldn't imagine the hundreds of hours I spent putting all this stuff together. A lot of plastic. Hi, my name is Will Reeb. I've been collecting a row of plastic model kits and other, I guess, pulp culture toys and stuff like that since probably the mid 80s. Will Reeb's collection ranges from action heroes to spaceship models and monster figurines. A lot of them could be worth a lot of money, a lot of them are hard to find. So the kits you're seeing here are a lot of butt off of eBay. I don't think I'd have the same collection that I had except for eBay because you can't really find this stuff in collectors markets. Reeb's friend and fellow collector Troy Winchester agrees it's quite an investment. He's given up a big part of his house to put his models on display. Did you want to see my hobby room where I do all this? This is like an episode of Horders almost. Downstairs Winchester keeps boxes upon boxes of model kits. It's here he explains how he got hooked on this hobby. And you really don't need anymore but you just keep buying them. It's really weird. It's, it's like people with their tattoos they get one, next to you in all their bodies covered in tattoos and you wonder why. Maybe it's a, it's kind of an addiction I guess. But all the kits come from a box. Reeb also restores old models. We can't build this back in the probably the late 50s. It's an army soldier guy with all his bits and pieces. And it's just a challenge to get them back looking the way they should and it's just fun to do. I mean it's, you know, it's, it's, it's a little, little intricate works of art each of them. Well Reeb said he spent hundreds of hours assembling Aurora figurine kits just like these. He's hoping to one day reorganize the space to add even more. From are you, I'm Brian Wise Miller.