Tips for intermediate toy soldier collectors

In this video, Scott provides information helpful to those who have some experience in the toy soldier collecting hobby. Scott is an experienced toy soldier collector and a CZcamsr. His CZcams channel is called Scott's Soldiers.
Scott is a member of the Ottawa chapter of the Ontario Model Soldier Society (OMSS).
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[@darrelldean2104]

Hi Scott, I’m glad Mark chose this topic for discussion. As I look back on my collecting days I made some of the classic mistakes you mention during my younger days. And some during my mid to senior days when periodic impulse purchasing got the better of me. You bring up good lessons for all of us and particularly for those starting out in the hobby. Cheers, Darrell

[@OntarioModelSoldierSociety]

Thanks for sharing! It is always great to have a retired Brigadier General in the Canadian Armed Forces and an avid collector share his insights on the hobby!

[@Sacrifice-Loyalty]

Mark, You need something of interest in your room/background...look at the comparison of Scotts background in the interviews you have done with him and your totally grey room. It is really dull for the viewer. Not a complaint, just some advice/suggestion as you do the split screen interview style on all your materials. Perhaps... less split screen and more full screen of who or what you are covering!?
Good interview with Scott!

[@OntarioModelSoldierSociety]

Thank you for your comments. With respect to the split screen, how do you propose doing an interview with two people on-air using a format other than a split screen? I agree with you that I could have a more interesting background behind me during filming. That item is on my To Do List. Regards, Mark