2nd bag maybe...  



I use those little totes. Pretty cheap.

A way to keep things organized is maybe have a different tote (or bag) for each series. Armada bag, ROTF bag, etc. This way it is easy to find a specific instruction. You just have to remember what series it came from.

 

Wow, that looks pretty bad ass. I wish the new instruction sheets were folded the same way as G1.

 

Tell me about it...
I failed to mention that all my instructions of recent stuff are piled up in one of my drawers  

 

organized my series and faction. it was in alphabetical order but I got lazy..

 

▲ I will copy benzo for my animated and Classics+   ▲

 

exactly like that.

I jam as many in a zip lock bag as I can fit.

I have a huge modells gym styled bag. where I store all the weapons,accessories,parts,minicons,toy pamplets & instructicons bookelets

 

Shoebox under my bed.

 

I REALLY like the binder idea! I just got back from the office supply store, got a pack of sheet protectors and my wife is picking me up a 3in binder at her school on Tue. I'm kinda OCD so I'll probably alphabetize by series as well LOL! I find that kinda stuff fun. I wish I wouldve asked this question 4 years ago before I threw out ALL my cardback to make room for other stuff! LOL!
Later

 

Man... First G1-Junkie's binders and now benzo's accordion folder idea...

I'm actually looking forward to organizing my instructions!!

 

+1

I like those carded ones for the G1 booklets, I'll have to pick some up!

 

In 2 Ziploc 2 Gallon plastic bags!

One for Autobots, the other for Decepticons!

 

I use a backpack

 

Not when they have the profile printed on the reverse side. Most of mine have that. Then they go into a box that something was shipped to me in.

 

i throw them "neatly" in a drawer.

 

Mine are thrown in an old Energon Shockblast box, but this thread has given me some nicer ideas.

 

I use plastic containers with the locking lids. 1 for bots, and 1 for cons.

 

I have them on a drawer until they become too many to save.

 

I use a clearbook to store instructions...

 

I usually leave them out, just laying about for a few days, and then I toss them in a dressor drawer at the foot of my bed.

That's also where I keep random missiles and loose accessories.

 

in the same ziploc bag with the loose figure it belongs to. when i sell part of my collections, i don't like to sort through hundreds of instructions to find the match. i don't usually use the instructions unless the toy is expensive and complicated, but some people out there might be anal about the inclusion, so why not, might fetch couple extra cents on whatever i'm getting rid of.