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Hey, I just saw in this month's Hi-Color that R3 was being offered at educational discounts — if you're a student or have one in the family you might quality (I don't know exactly how one qualifies — can you just sign up for a class somewhere?). I didn't pay "full" price — dealers offer discounts that are typically several hundred dollars off the list — but you're still going to end up spending a few thousand. Trust me — this stuff is worth it big time. I do this for a hobby as well (making me a relative loner here on the forum, as most everyone here makes money off this stuff — hence they can afford all the high end hardware), I'm not independently wealthy, I have a wife who wants lots of stuff (and gets most of what she wants, although I'm not sure I can get a job in Florida as she really wants to live there) and I'm so glad I bought 3D I can't tell you. I've spent money I've regretted — this is not the case here. "Start by admitting from cradle to tomb, it isn't that long a stay."