Reflections on a display - 25 years of collecting

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Thanks Adam and the rest of you guys. The other toy lines are just a bit of fun, although I was stoked yesterday when I replaced sliders proton pack - he's been without it for nearly 20 years since my nephew lost it :)
 
Stunning, I think your a bit like me as I also love Action Man/Action Force, I love the mixture of items you have my collection is very similar but on a smaller scale.
 
Many thanks chaps. Action Force passed me by Sabreman but I love Action Man - a great line
 
Really enjoyed looking through the pictures. Truly amazing collection.

I could look at that for hours :D Han Hoth focus is stunning.
 
Daz (DP1973) said:
Really enjoyed looking through the pictures. Truly amazing collection.

I could look at that for hours :D Han Hoth focus is stunning.

Thanks again guys and welcome to the boards Daz!
 
:shock: That is one of the best collections and layouts I have ever seen.
Mightily impressed with your die casts too 8)
Will be viewing your pics again after typing!!
 
That is one hell of a collection there mate and really well displayed! thanks for sharing it.
 
PulsarP said:
:shock: That is one of the best collections and layouts I have ever seen.
Mightily impressed with your die casts too 8)
Will be viewing your pics again after typing!!

Thanks Scott and Pulsar - and that is praise indeed. Especially from someone with a collection like yours! Many thanks
 
What an extraordinary display! It's absolutely brilliant. And it made me realise that inserting some non-SW stuff in there actually makes it more of a tour of dscovery as although they're isn't that much on-SW, when you've seen it and your eyes fall upon the next SW piece you think "Oh! SW!". OK, maybe just me, but I find it makes it more exciting.

As for the boxes up top I really like the slightly overstocked look! Reminds me of toyshops where they keep all their spares overhead ready to br brought down to fills gaps in shelves. I'd leave it like that.

You know you have a Psyduck in there, right? I mean, that's what my daughter tell me anyway :D
 
ScruffyLookingNH said:
What an extraordinary display! It's absolutely brilliant. And it made me realise that inserting some non-SW stuff in there actually makes it more of a tour of dscovery as although they're isn't that much on-SW, when you've seen it and your eyes fall upon the next SW piece you think "Oh! SW!". OK, maybe just me, but I find it makes it more exciting.

As for the boxes up top I really like the slightly overstocked look! Reminds me of toyshops where they keep all their spares overhead ready to br brought down to fills gaps in shelves. I'd leave it like that.

You know you have a Psyduck in there, right? I mean, that's what my daughter tell me anyway :D

Cheers Simon, Psyduck was my favourite back in the day - Saturday mornings with a hangover watching Pokemon on TV. If you think psyduck is bad there is something worse that no-one has noticed yet...

I've since had a sort of those boxes as they were annoying me, I'll post an update picture

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edd_jedi said:
Amazing room Spoons, looks like a shop :lol:

Thanks Edd - the desired effect :D
 
ScruffyLookingNH said:
spoons said:
If you think psyduck is bad there is something worse that no-one has noticed yet...

I'm willfully ignoring the Episode I "thing" and as for the Sigma; hey, I'm a convert :lol:

Ha ha - meesa love Jar Jar
 

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