That really is one crazy-sick Macross display. Makes me regret selling off my Valkyries and not getting more of them! Even here in Taiwan, they were redonkulously expensive. I paid something like $150 US for the 1/48 VF-1S when it originally was released.

My old Gundam collection would have put that Macross display to shame though! ...too bad I don't still have it...

 

a quick photo of something that came in today, sadly i don't have time to photograph her right now   but she is awesome!

 

My first Ultra Act!!!

 

Hmmm... I hope TJ's all right, I haven't seen any Danboard for while now

 

That's one Figma I kinda regret passing on.

 

now i got 3 things to photograph now

 

Whether it’s a talent or a goal. Whether it’s a gift, or a hurdle: Rarely do you see things in life that have nothing that can be improved upon. Take bad and make it good. Take good and make it GREAT.

 

Whether it's in the mirror, internally, or at a situation you're in, what do you see? If you don't like what you see, then what are you going to do to improve it?

 

When you start running out of shelf space, it almost feels like you're buried in them!

 

The possibilities! The merchandise! The toys! Ohhhhh make it happen Capcom!

 

What you HAVE to do vs. what you like or LOVE to do. Sometimes they overlap. A lot of the time it's the battle of the century. The key is to find that happy medium.

 

The great thing about an upward journey is that you HAVE to keep your chin up to make sure you're on the right path.

 

Seasons change, and with new seasons come new life, and new outlooks. Sometimes, your house isn't the only thing that can be brightened up from Spring cleaning.

 

This is where I took one of my first, and favorite Daily shots. It's nice to know where you've been, so that you can have a better idea of where you're going or want to go.

 

We're human beings. There's always that urge to try something out that you KNOW is bad. The amount of "bad" is what separates curiosity from stupidity.

 

Welcome back TJ!!

 

Haha thanks man.

 

What're those little dudes made of?

 

Without Proper Conditioning, you run the risk of breaking down unexpectededly at adverse situations... and not just physically either.