Does anybody know of any downloadable transformer toy checklist - one in Access would be great - but I'd be happy with a good old text one! I really need to start keeping track on what I've actually got - as my collections starting to get a little big to track.
It's not very up to date, but there's always the "Ultimate Checklist" on http://www.transformers.com/ There's also http://www.tfu.info/ and http://www.unicron.com/ that have some pretty massive lists as well. It's not much, but I hope it helps.
If all you are trying to do is keep track of your collection then may i suggest just typing them out in a word document. Thats what I have done.
I've got a nice G1, G2, Japanese G1/G2, BW and more checklists on my website. Still working on changing the format and uploading some changes, but you may find the lists useful. Check them out @ http://www.transformervault.com
I use a MS Works Database for my collection, and quarterly update the value of each figure against Toyfare or another current price list. I'd recommend using that, especially if you want an at-your-tips value of your collection. It's also useful when trying to figure out what parts I still need for my existing figures, or tracking what I have MIB vs. loose. Building it was a lot of work, but I cross-reference it against my want list all the time.
I have a Toy Collector program that allows you to add pics but I rather have a list type anyday Any chance you could share this format? Database? A blank one to start on so to say
I made a access database. It has all of 1984, 85 and 86 in it so far. Broken down with all the parts they come with. You can sort them by year, by era, by name. i.e. Op. Prime. you get 1984, hasbro re-issue, Takara re-issue 00 and what ever other Primes you enter. When new ones are released you just add them too. you can even have multi of the same figure added. You can add grades and if it's MISB or what not. I was working evenings for awhile and was bored... i haven't been working much on putting the finishing details to it, but it works nice.
I just have a series of Excel spreadsheets (one for each line) and a master sheet that hotlinks to all the others and talies my totals. Ive thought about moving it to an Access DB, the nice part is it'll be easy to import the sheets as tables.
