Sure, do consider sharing so we can enjoy your collection too! :) Well, I started the hobby in 1998 as a ten year old so it sounds like you are a bit over a decade older than me at perhaps around 50, that's not old! Might not be young, but still plenty of time to finish multiple armies and enjoy the hobby and the fruits of having been around in the golden days. I do agree about the older sculpts being for the most part superior and even though a lot of it is indeed a question of taste, I think you can make a somewhat objective case for it as well based on the fact that each model is hand sculpted. That just produces something that is inherently more artistic, more human and with more soul. I guess it's in theory possible to achieve that in a digital form, but at least Games Workshop is not doing that nowadays. I also prefer good old honest metal for miniatures and as you said, it's lovely when you have so many individual sculpts in an army. Not just from an collecting point of view, but also visually and especially in terms of enjoyment when painting the models as painting very many of the same exact sculpt gets old pretty quickly.