[Trivial Psychic]

Just curious, to those of you with "Walking Dead" figures, how do you display your human survivors? I ask because while the zombies tend to come with disc stands and pegholes in their feet to allow them to stand nicely on their own, their human counterparts do not. For whatever reason, mine never seem to want to cooperate and stay standing (especially Tyreese and Andrea!,) and lately, it's becoming so frustrating that I have been wanting to give up on the line altogether and sell them off.

I'm looking into picking up some stands from Kaiser, which through pictures seem to work decent enough for 3.75" to 5" figures. Has anyone had any experience with these? If you are using figure stands for your Walking Dead figures, what type are you using, and where did you pick them up? Any info or insight would help greatly, as this problem of mine has been really killing my enjoyment of the figures overall.

[Poison Shadow]

Personally I've rarely used any stands to display anything in my collection (unless it happened to include one) for years. I've been using Quakehold for a long time. It's how I keep Glenn and Rick standing on the tank I have on my Walking Dead shelf. Not sure how well you'll be able to see it, but I'll attach a pic to this post.

I do have Carl and Andrea on Marvel Universe stands, which isn't ideal because of the names printed on them. They work very well, though, and can be camouflaged easily enough. The paint on my shelf tends to come up easily, so any Quakehold I used on the bare shelf would get paint stuck in it - otherwise those two would be using it as well.

Figured it was an option worth mentioning.

[gopalkrishnan]

The Walking Dead collectibles are pretty cool and they do make unforgettable gifts for any time. Even I have never used stands for any action figures. You can buy stands from online sites.