Updated July 13th, 2019.

My Transformers collection is centered on completing the 1984-1988 toyline cast in updated form. I don't care much for the mostly Micromaster/Prenteder focus in the following two years, and there are some 1984-1988 characters I'll be skipping as well. In general, I would say I'm over halfway done.

My Marvel Legends collection is really just any and all figures that interest me-- typically because I have an attachment to the character. There are a few I only have because I needed the BAF piece, though.

New pictures below:

1984 Autobots, plus Drift and Crosscut

1985 Autobots

1986 Autobots

1987-1988 Autobots, plus Nautica, Windblade, and Solus(?) (and the diecast Titan Masters).

1984-1985 Decepticons

1986 Decepticons

1987-1988 Decepticons, plus Blackjack, Krok, and some Pretenders. Also Trypticon won't fit on his proper shelf.

Onscreen Movie characters

G2, plus Hound who I figure is intense enough sculpt-wise to fit in since he's been replaced by the Universe one.

Botcon/TFCC figures

Offscreen Movie figures and Hardhead

Beasts


Marvel Legends:

Spoiler

MCU Big Three plus Infinity Gauntlet

MCU heroes

MCU villains

Comic Avengers and Avengers villains

Comic X-Men and X-Men villains

Assorted Spider-characters

...Everyone else.

 

Thanks! I do really enjoy posing those guys. Always fun to do.  

 

Thanks! Yeah it does take some patience to get em all up, but it's always rewarding in the end.

 

Well, my collection has grown a lot and ny shelves have been rearranged. But here's a landmark, my first Titan.  

 

First post updated with pictures of my new setup.

 

Generations Thundercracker

 

Wow, almost a year since I've touched this thread. While I've made some acquisitions, I'm in the process of slimming down my collection significantly. Big changes of note:

Heavily truncated 1986 Autobot shelf

More complete 84-85 Con shelf

And for me what is the real crown jewel of my collection, my growing offscreen movie team.

 

Rearranged my shelves so I could empty one out to make room for my offscreen movie guys. The result is more tightly-packed but I think there's more visual interest this way.