I remember buying Rail Wars just because it of the railway setting. Choo choo.I received four Blu-rays on Saturday 8/8 which I picked up on the last day of the July Sentai Summer Sale:
Yuki Yuna is a Hero Seasons 1-3
Plus-Sized Elf
Rail Wars
Sasami-san@Ganbaranai
Loved watching DBZ back in the day. No idea if I ever watched it in any sort of order though
Most of my TCG stuff is more like mini artbooks rather than actually knowing how to play the games.
Things like the Traptrix starter deck (Yugioh) for example have a great selection of cute artwork (and buying both EN and JP Decks can show just how Yugioh gets its art edited)
I have Rail Wars, I remember watching it 5 or 6 years ago. It had a fairly novel concept but the show didn't do very much with it.
Yeah, same here. I've always been a big railfan ever since I started my first job out of College. I worked in a service department that had a 4 other techs who were railfans, so we formed an official club and would plan six weekend trips each year traveling to scenic locations with lots of trains to photograph and video tape. We had anywhere from 4-15 people attend these railfan trips; we used ham radios to keep in contact as we spread out along the tracks for different photo angles; and we did this for 15 years before we finally disbanded the club. I have about 7,000 Kodachrome slides and probably 100+ hours of 8mm video taken on these trips, all slowly rotting away in storage now.
war saga, with a fittingly epic score by James Horner. Truly, they don't make 'em like this anymore. An added plus is a young Diane Kruger being utterly convincing as Helen of Troy, aka a woman worth sailing 2000 ships over. When released, Troy was a film overshadowed by its contemporaries, such as Gladiator: a 7-8/10. Hollywood has fallen so far it may as well be a 9-10/10, now. 
