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cathrel submitted a comment on [記事 #59491] Whitelisted Origins and Manufacturers Information - #23 Update • 6分前
Still crossing my fingers for Pop Mart!
on ebay but pricey www.ebay.com/it...
Acorn_Cult submitted a comment on [アイテム #1335582] Piapro Characters - Hatsune Miku - SPM Figure - Sakura, Ver. 3 (SEGA) • 11分前
For all the issues I see people have with this figure. It's actually not bad. At least the one I got. I had no issues.
I gotta say for my cheapest figure she's higher quality then most of mine. Even compared to my other mikus
I love her
I gotta say for my cheapest figure she's higher quality then most of mine. Even compared to my other mikus
I love her
It took me about a year to be fully happy with my shelves (and I'm still working on some of them (-v-;) but what I can say is that forming a strong shape silhouette can help! For example, your Madoka Mami shelf seems to be very spread out. If it was my shelf, I might try either having the taller figures at one side and the shorter ones at the other, or having the tallest in the middle and lining the rest up in height order on either side.
With the figures and items you currently have displayed you might be able to do a zig-zag eye leading shape down the shelves by having the tallest items be on alternating sides of each shelve (think the shape of the letter Z).
If you're looking to fill in small gaps in amongst your collection then what I do personally in my set up is to add small toys, trading figures, and mini figure keychains on the bases on other figures. Hanging rubber or acrylic charms from the front of shelves can also help fill the space, you can cover the blue tac with pin badges/small light items or use clear tape if you don't mind the straps getting a bit sticky!
Risers are expensive, I use whatever I can find that doesn't look too ugly. I've found that spice racks for kitchen cupboards are great since they're cheap and come in various colours & styles!
I set up my collection in what I believe is now called "clutter core" with a vibrant colour palette in mind, so my suggestions here might not apply fully but I tried to keep things general to all set ups ^-^
With the figures and items you currently have displayed you might be able to do a zig-zag eye leading shape down the shelves by having the tallest items be on alternating sides of each shelve (think the shape of the letter Z).
If you're looking to fill in small gaps in amongst your collection then what I do personally in my set up is to add small toys, trading figures, and mini figure keychains on the bases on other figures. Hanging rubber or acrylic charms from the front of shelves can also help fill the space, you can cover the blue tac with pin badges/small light items or use clear tape if you don't mind the straps getting a bit sticky!
Risers are expensive, I use whatever I can find that doesn't look too ugly. I've found that spice racks for kitchen cupboards are great since they're cheap and come in various colours & styles!
I set up my collection in what I believe is now called "clutter core" with a vibrant colour palette in mind, so my suggestions here might not apply fully but I tried to keep things general to all set ups ^-^
HKSoft submitted a comment on [アイテム #946083] [NSFW] - Original - Creator's Collection - Sucre - 1/6 (Native) • 15分前
It took me about a year to be fully happy with my shelves (and I'm still working on some of them (-v-;) but what I can say is that forming a strong shape silhouette can help! For example, your Madoka Mami shelf seems to be very spread out. If it was my shelf, I might try either having the taller figures at one side and the shorter ones at the other, or having the tallest in the middle and lining the rest up in height order on either side.
With the figures and items you currently have displayed you might be able to do a zig-zag eye leading shape down the shelves by having the tallest items be on alternating sides of each shelve (think the shape of the letter Z).
If you're looking to fill in small gaps in amongst your collection then what I do personally in my set up is to add small toys, trading figures, and mini figure keychains on the bases on other figures. Hanging rubber or acrylic charms from the front of shelves can also help fill the space, you can cover the blue tac with pin badges/small light items or use clear tape if you don't mind the straps getting a bit sticky!
Risers are expensive, I use whatever I can find that doesn't look too ugly. I've found that spice racks for kitchen cupboards are great since they're cheap and come in various colours & styles!
I set up my collection in what I believe is now called "clutter core" with a vibrant colour palette in mind, so my suggestions here might not apply fully but I tried to keep things general to all set ups ^-^
With the figures and items you currently have displayed you might be able to do a zig-zag eye leading shape down the shelves by having the tallest items be on alternating sides of each shelve (think the shape of the letter Z).
If you're looking to fill in small gaps in amongst your collection then what I do personally in my set up is to add small toys, trading figures, and mini figure keychains on the bases on other figures. Hanging rubber or acrylic charms from the front of shelves can also help fill the space, you can cover the blue tac with pin badges/small light items or use clear tape if you don't mind the straps getting a bit sticky!
Risers are expensive, I use whatever I can find that doesn't look too ugly. I've found that spice racks for kitchen cupboards are great since they're cheap and come in various colours & styles!
I set up my collection in what I believe is now called "clutter core" with a vibrant colour palette in mind, so my suggestions here might not apply fully but I tried to keep things general to all set ups ^-^
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less choices in indpendant shops. Always bad.
And CR can suck it. I dislike them as they don't/didn't ship to europe for several figures I wanted to buy in the past.
And CR can suck it. I dislike them as they don't/didn't ship to europe for several figures I wanted to buy in the past.
less choices in indpendant shops. Always bad.
And CR can suck it. I dislike them as they don't/didn't ship to europe for several figures I wanted to buy in the past.
And CR can suck it. I dislike them as they don't/didn't ship to europe for several figures I wanted to buy in the past.
yoru-wakusei submitted a comment on [アイテム #1912072] Original - Equinoctial Dial - 1/7 (Myethos) • 22分前
I like her very much and probably I'll get her, but honestly I can't understand how can anyone say that Myethos figures usually look like their prototype.
I am always very disappointed when doing the comparison, even if I still like the result. The fact is that their promotional material is so stunningly beautiful that a very considerable drop in quality in production still means the resulting figure is very good-looking to me.
Though this also means that I would gladly pay, say, 20% more to have a figure that is much more akin to the original concept.
Well yes there's a difference, I just find it very light, nothing can look exactly like the proto most of the time, so i'm always glad with myethos quality.
I am always very disappointed when doing the comparison, even if I still like the result. The fact is that their promotional material is so stunningly beautiful that a very considerable drop in quality in production still means the resulting figure is very good-looking to me.
Though this also means that I would gladly pay, say, 20% more to have a figure that is much more akin to the original concept.
Well yes there's a difference, I just find it very light, nothing can look exactly like the proto most of the time, so i'm always glad with myethos quality.
