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Calling this the "Basement" seems such an under statement for such a ****ing EPIC Star Wars room. I can't imagine how your new home could top this place.

Sweet work you should submit to http://www.modelermagic.com if you haven't already.

Amazing collection. So is this now the end of your quest?

Nope, too expensive a hobby to maintain. I was buying prop replicas in the 90's when toys were cheap and in abundance, I thought I would be saving money by collecting toys instead...HA if only! BTW the Vader was done long before officially licensed props were available. The EFX legends ANH...

So if you're not going to leave them out on display in this room do you plan to display them at all? Would be a shame for them to remain boxed although I can understand the problem of space with displaying carded figures, perhaps a select few?

In the beginning there was props! The Stormtrooper helmet was cast from a screen used helmet, Vader is cast from a promotional touring helmet and the TIE pilot is from the infamous Shepperton studio. Helmets by RKW1138, on Flickr One of my favourite pieces is this laser scanned Boba Fett...

I don't have them holding weapons simply to avoid rubbing paint off their hands or worry about the blue dye from the weapon staining the hands over time.

Just got around installing a wall cabinet I bought from Argos for displaying my loose figure collection. It's made by TechStyle products and is made from wood with six removable glass shelves. Dimensions are H900mm x W500mm x D100mm and costs just under £60. The build quality wasn't great...

At this rate you're going to need bigger shelves.