My Mixed Collection

[Asgard]

I also look at each photo longer so that I don't miss any figure

[veryfigurefans]

Originally Posted by nbr3bagshotrow

Love this guys collection!

Originally Posted by jeremydmc

WOW, pretty sure I would need a whole weekend to look at all of your stuff!

Originally Posted by Asgard

I also look at each photo longer so that I don't miss any figure

Hello everyone. Thank you very much for your valuable comments. I am very happy that you all liked it. I'm currently trying to fix a few broken toys. I will share the repair steps with you. Again, thank you all so much. Your comments make me very happy.

[thecollector80]

your collection is mostly MIB, loose or MISB figures?

for the displayed figures you ever get degradation of the plastics or paint over time?

[veryfigurefans]

Originally Posted by thecollector80

your collection is mostly MIB, loose or MISB figures?

for the displayed figures you ever get degradation of the plastics or paint over time?

Thank you very much for the question. In fact, I can say that I started the collection when I was a kid. At a very young age, I started collecting toys with Kenner's Batman toy and Hasbro Action Man series. Today my collection includes toys from my childhood and they have always been very special to me. Afterwards, this love of collection continued and I still continue to collect. In general, I preferred the Mixed toy collection, which is one of the most difficult categories. Because I want to create a different collection. Also, toy culture is very important to me. I create a genre by including both old toys and new toys and sculptures in my collection. It is very important to me that it is an original and different collection. I love the boxes, quality and designs of old toys and I love buying old toys as it reminds me of my childhood.

I am currently preparing to write a book on the toy world.

There was no problem with the plastics of the toys, but some may turn yellow over the years. It should be cleaned very well. I think the plastic quality of the old toys is amazing.

[punisher2000]

bro... i guess you always came back with some new items when vistiting the fleemarkets ;-) Remember my old hunting days... Nice to see all the 70th, 80th, 90th merchandising. :-)

[thecollector80]

where do you buy most of this stuff? ebay?

[veryfigurefans]

Originally Posted by punisher2000

bro... i guess you always came back with some new items when vistiting the fleemarkets ;-) Remember my old hunting days... Nice to see all the 70th, 80th, 90th merchandising. :-)

Yes, I visit many flea markets. I shop there.I also prefer to buy new and old toys over the internet. there are very nice toys, new or second-hand. I really try to buy objects that I love for my collection. I miss the good old days so much. Thank you very much for your comment and for like my collection.

[veryfigurefans]

Originally Posted by thecollector80

where do you buy most of this stuff? ebay?

I haven't bought many toys on ebay. I visit Flea Market and big malls. Of course, I'm looking at different sites on the internet.

[veryfigurefans]

This week I bought Mcfarlane basketball player figures with broken and missing parts. Figures are 3 inches. I made a new base with a simple work. The figures are missing 2 balls in their hands. I previously had 1 ball suitable for these figures. I conveniently attached that ball to the Yao Ming figure's hand. They look good now. I hope everyone likes it.

I'm still working on the Steve Nash figure. I'll post photos when it's finished.

Thank you.

[thecollector80]

do you keep some pieces MISB or do you open all your pieces? you collect AFA graded items?

ok....it seems like you have pretty much a sample of everything out there....heres a challenge....do you have a figure of Doraemon gadget cat?