My mind is writing books or short stories that will never be set on a paper, inventing new things that I have no idea how they’d work, but most importantly, my mind is busy arguing with others, and winning every argument :)

Running. Just one foot in front of the other. Bonus points for running in a new place and taking in the sights.

Pack the tent and camping gear in my car, and take my kids on an epic camping trip across Europe.

My Zip discs. Kids today barely recognise floppies; they’d be completely stumped with those fat floppies that don’t seem to fit anywhere.

Z wasn’t available in my country. And it was mainly about saving space. Having grown up in an apartment, N still fit with a bit of planning. H0 was simply too big to build around.

H0 is for people with really big attics or basements, and thick fingers who couldn’t do landscape modelling properly. I was part of the vastly superior N crew.

1492: Conquest of Paradise. Very few people remember the movie (I still do and rewatch it regularly), but the soundtrack by Vangelis is an absolute banger.

In general, his soundtracks tend to be better than the movies. Alexander is another great example. Chariots of Fire and Bounty are fine movies, but still greatly enhanced by his soundtracks. Perhaps the only movie that stood on its own against a soundtrack by Vangelis was Blade Runner.