recently I have noticed that when I come home from work and more so when I wake up in the morning that some of my tf figures I have on my display shelf have either moved a body part or shifted from their spot.it started about 2 weeks ago with movie jazz he was spun a complete 180 degrees. then last tuesday animated prowl decided to take a plunge off the second shelf and end up on the floor. then thursday movie ratchet was was slid over about an inch from his usual spot, you could see the trail from his two feet on the glass shelf where he slid across. then friday I have diaclone, g1 and g2 grimlock all lined up in a row side by side and the diaclone one was rotated about 90 degrees and then yesterday movie nightwatch prime's head was turned halfway around instead of facing forward like it should. there are no air conditioner vents above or around the shelf and I use a air duster to clean them so I dunno. maybe I need to call T.A.P.S. ha

 

cool story bro.

 

Interesting chronicle, sibling.

 

I would say your crazy, or it's your imagination, but the same thing used to happen to my Zoids. Have them displayed one way, then get up in the morning and they would be facing the other way.

 

It's the Transformers moving of their own accord, silly. Not ghosts.

 

And where is the discussion aspect of this forum supposed to enter into all of this?

These forums are becoming more like Twitter all the time.

Accent on the TWIT.

 

Well in fairness most Zoids ARE motorized  

 

not my transformers but things go missing in my flat all the time then turn up where they should have been but they were defo not there when i looked. stupid stuff like that happen all the time.

 

I ain't afraid of no ghost.

 

set up one of those baby camera moniter thingys when you leave for work or school...............................if it's ghost post the video cause I want to see.

 

Of course it's a ghost. That's the ONLY logical explanation. 

 

I dont belive you have any transformers, enjoy your ghosts.

 

Ghost (n)
See: People

 

If by ghosts you mean mother, and by playing you mean knocking figures over and putting them back on the shelves then sometimes.

 

The solution is obvious.

Stand an Egon Spengler, Peter Venkman, or other Ghostbuster character at the end of the shelf. They ain't afraid of no ghosts!

Just make sure you don't cross the beams.



In all seriousness, I've no idea how this happens. The head is an odd one, but the stuff sliding might be because there's something small in the room, like a mouse or something, pushing past things. I'd recommend the camera idea, just to find out what is causing it.

 

The war does not end when you are asleep, fool.

 

There is just one thing : YOURS TF TOYS ARE ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

 

you know i used to have the same problem and believe me i'm that guy who notices if its off a centemeter from the way i had them displayed...so every couple of days i would look at them like i always do and i would notice heads turned arms moved figures in different spots..so i really sdtarted to pay attention thinking i was going nuts...little did i know and come to find out my wife thought it was funny to move my figures when i wasn't home and to watch me "flip out" about it being ghosts...god bless my nephew he used to tell me the come to life and play at night when i'm asleep..

 

that's the thing on the days that certain figures had moved there was dust accumulation on the glass of the shelf and you could see where they had moved but there's no mouse prints or anything.

 

Who are you gonna call?