Nomad's collection thread - Building a Mystery :) |
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| Amihan at Buhawi Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 9,161 Location: Bundok Maharlika | I know you have more. Need to see more. Awesome collection and display case. Also which room do you have them displayed or are they scattered throughout the home? ![]() Armour? Psssh... |
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| Airachnid's ratservant Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 14,313 Location: The Canadian West News Credits: 1 | I've got a few more that weren't pictured at the time, but they're all in my bedroom. The others are scattered about on my computer desk (Darksteel, FE Prime, FE Megatron) & mixed into the Unicron display now(Jazz, Cliffjumper, Tracks, Crankcase + some smaller guys), and then there's a few sitting on my side tables (ROTF Lockdown, Animated Blackarachnia, Robot Master Psych-Orb)because well... I'm currently reorganizing a bunch of shit & there was some open space there hah. Once I clean up all of the clutter it shouldn't be a problem (I'd have been done by now, but got distracted with a bunch of more pressing shit & have just been sitting on the hoard for a couple of weeks), but for now it's really a battle of open space, especially since I'm intending on retaining the Power Ranger displays I've set up as well. There's also a bunch of random action figures on my desk as well that I have no idea where they'll go, and I guess the same goes for the Ben 10 Hybreed vinyl toy I picked up on the weekend along with Darksteel. I bought one for my cousin last week, but liked it so much that I snagged one for myself as well. The thing was only 12 bucks so I said fuck it, especially since it's pretty detailed & to me anyway, stands out as a real throwback of the horror toys that I've literally never seen anywhere except online & in specialty shops. |
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| Amihan at Buhawi Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 9,161 Location: Bundok Maharlika | I tried separating my TFs. I couldn't stand it. I tried displaying only some, I didn't line it either. ![]() Armour? Psssh... |
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| Take it easy, champ. ![]() Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 2,205 Location: Spokane Valley, WA Collection Count: 230 News Credits: 1 | Quote:
Your Unicron is cooler than mine. ![]() I like that shelf, with the doors that fold up into the tops there. You have a bunch of nice toys. ![]() My plastic. Feedback | |
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| Airachnid's ratservant Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 14,313 Location: The Canadian West News Credits: 1 | Thanks broski, and hopefully I'll have the new pics up in the next couple of days. I've just been holding off because there's a bunch of shit that I don't exactly have a place for yet, and probably won't have displayable space for until I work out some shelves. Also, I may have the newer Unicron, but you've got Predaking & Primus, not to mention that Animated collection, so... I think you've still got this haha. ![]() |
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| Emissary of OZformers. Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 464 Location: Illawarra, NSW, Australia Collection Count: 500+ News Credits: 1 | Man Nomad, that is one very precise and interesting collection! ![]() It's amazingly well displayed too as I really like how you've used comics to line the backs of some of the shelves, it's a very creative approach IMO ; You also seem to be rather selective in the figures you collect as beyond the very healthy showing of Beast Wars figures (![]() ![]() The fact that they're all also hidden away by glass overhanging doors, tops of a very stunning display unit too ; You have no idea how much I wish I could have some glass-doored cabinets, as my 82y/o home is an absolute magnet for dust! ![]() ![]() That Dark-Jetfire is just teasing me too dude! ![]() ![]() My Transformers Collection (24/01/12) - My Soundwave Collection (21/02/12) - Follow me on Twitter: @Hursticon - Co-Host of: "Shooting The Sh#t - Toy Podcast" Last edited by Hursticon; 05-02-2012 at 12:13 PM.. Reason: Word-Swap. |
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| Herald of Unicron Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 4,736 News Credits: 1 | Thanks for sharing, I love you placed them in glass shelves so they won't get dusty. |
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| Chats with Artists Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 2,597 Location: On Paradise's Edge Collection Count: 200+ News Credits: 10 | Sweet collection.
Isn't it hilarious when industrial equipment follows the form follows function design style? Some weird shit that'd make for good Constructicons.I find it funny that HA Basic Icepick is the one HA Basic everyone wants to own. With a Thousand Lies (and a Good Disguise) |
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| Airachnid's ratservant Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 14,313 Location: The Canadian West News Credits: 1 | Icepick is amazing (and most definitely worthy of being a central focal point), but I remember hearing some very mixed opinions about him not too long ago. I guess that's only natural, but there just aren't enough good things to say about it. Yeah, the chainsaw mode is stupid, but it's got a very unique & practal alt mode, the robot mode follows suit, the white colour is probably the best I've seen on a transformer, and the angles make almost any pose look dynamic, even if you have him just standing there. Plus, the legs are flexible as fuck (as seen in my pic), the weapons have multiple ways to use or otherwise hold em, the minicon thing on his arm adds a nice touch of asymmetry, and the small touches of colour make it stand out regardless. If there was ever a way for the scout size in itself to go out, it'd be with Icepick, and his bio even mentions stuff about losing his combiner team or whatever & going onto other things, which totally explains his new form & fact that he's with a human dude. Moving to the cabinet, G2 Sideswipe was my 1st transformer (picked him out when I was little couse what's better than a black lambo?), and while he's missing half of the spoiler & the side windows (effectively making him an Action Master), I somehow managed to avoid breaking anything or losing his gun through all these years which still amazes me, especially since I took this guy everywhere with me. Granted, he's still in worse shape than Slag who I always kept at home & whatnot, but you'd think Sideswipe would be in pieces by now. Plus, the G2 toys in themselves were what was around when I started collecting as a kid (I was born in 87, so G1 toys had dried up by then), so that's the line most of my early shit came from. Also about the comics, these played just as much of a role in my childhood as the toys did, especially since I didn't have cable until maybe grade 4 and wasn't into much else until Power Rangers came out... so why not use em as a backdrop behind the glass? In either case, that cabinet is just as much an item in my collection of sorts as what's in it, and I didn't even have this shit displayed when I bought it. I used to have like, 1 shelf for junk, one for books, one for games, and then just the top one for random figures. That ratio didn't last too long, though. ![]() ... and yeah, the Dark Skyfire is one of my top 5, easily. KOtoys really came through for me, they did. ![]() |
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| Mini-Con Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 29 Location: Manchester, England Collection Count: over 400 | Since you took the time out to comment on my collection, its only fair I do the same. I'm glad I did to. You have some cracking stuff! |
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