[veryfigurefan]

Pieces added to the collection this week. I can say that ''i car'' is the most different among them. An interesting product introduced by the Corgi company in 2006. It has its own speaker system. You can run it with a battery or an adapter. You turn on a music via the aux cable and the car starts to work and moves up and down on the platform with light. It's a really fun system.

[ddarko]

Nice haul once again! That icar is an interesting concept. I should check out some videos of it in action. Also, can’t believe they even made a Potter figure of him pushing the baggage trolley haha.

[veryfigurefan]

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Originally Posted by ddarko

Nice haul once again! That icar is an interesting concept. I should check out some videos of it in action. Also, can’t believe they even made a Potter figure of him pushing the baggage trolley haha.

Thank you very much for your comment. Yes I Car is really interesting, I recommend you to watch its videos.

These old series figures of Harry Potter are actually very high quality. Once upon a time, when the first Harry Potter movie was released in the cinema, I collected a lot of objects, especially sticker albums, tattoo sets, coloring books. I still have many objects that I cannot exhibit. Maybe I'll add photos separately if anyone is interested here

Thank you again.

[Kang]

Very nice! As usual such an interesting and cool mix of toys, I remember those Ghostbuster figures well, I really like those. Very neat also how the Corgi has a speaker system, that sounds so fun. Great stuff.

[veryfigurefan]

A few items added to the collection. I would like to give brief information about the robot. Maybe some will remember. In the 90s, there was a TV series called Big Bad Beetleborgs. This robot is Shadowborg from that series. A figure released in 1996 by the Bandai company. It has light and sound feature. Figure size 1/6 (30CM)

By the way, ddarko, this is the robot I told you about.

[Kang]

Nice adds, those 90's Star Wars figures always give me good nostalgia as well.

[ScottyHawkeye]

Nice figures. Like the TMNT and Star Wars merch. I also couldn't help but admire the 12" Punisher you have.

[veryfigurefan]

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Originally Posted by Kang

Nice adds, those 90's Star Wars figures always give me good nostalgia as well.

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Originally Posted by ScottyHawkeye

Nice figures. Like the TMNT and Star Wars merch. I also couldn't help but admire the 12" Punisher you have.

Thank you very much.

[veryfigurefan]

A few new toys added to the collection. We usually know Matchbox company with its collection cars. However, these 5 figures you see belong to the Thunderbirds series released by Matchbox in 1992. I really liked it. Also, Brian was added to the collection and a Kimmidoll - Mizuki, which I came across by chance, was added to the collection.

[veryfigurefan]

The tomb raider series continues to grow slowly. The mini Lara Croft figure in the collector's edition of the Temple of Osiris series has been added to the collection.

The toy added to another collection is old grocery toys. While growing my collection and continuing my project according to the toy collection culture, I am happy to add another toy from the old years to my collection.

To give brief information, as far as I know, Martin Fuchs has been producing especially doll houses, various market toys and home appliance toys after it was founded in Germany in 1919.

This small set you see is from the 1960s, I guess. Cash register (working) and the basket belong to the Martin Fuchs series. However, since I can't see any brand on the scale (Working) , I don't know exactly whether it is included in the same set, but it is really well made and all its features work. Very fun toys.

[Cyclopswc]

Very good looking Lara Crofts!

Those are very neat looking Martin Fuchs series of toys, thanks for the education!

[veryfigurefan]

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Originally Posted by Cyclopswc

Very good looking Lara Crofts!

Those are very neat looking Martin Fuchs series of toys, thanks for the education!

i thank you. I'm glad you liked it.

[ddarko]

The robot looks super cool! It also looks to be in great condition for a release from 1996. Great find!

Also, love the Croft collection. I think I saw the 12 inch NECA Croft before in your photos. The new mini addition looks pretty nice! I know Osiris got a bit of hate, but I very much enjoyed it when it was released. I remember it was especially fun playing with a friend on co-op mode. Hope they bring back this version of Lara in future games.

[veryfigurefan]

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Originally Posted by ddarko

The robot looks super cool! It also looks to be in great condition for a release from 1996. Great find!

Also, love the Croft collection. I think I saw the 12 inch NECA Croft before in your photos. The new mini addition looks pretty nice! I know Osiris got a bit of hate, but I very much enjoyed it when it was released. I remember it was especially fun playing with a friend on co-op mode. Hope they bring back this version of Lara in future games.

Yes, it was released as a different Tomb Raider game. Sometimes it can be difficult to get used to new species. Thank you very much for your comment and support.

[veryfigurefan]

Hello everyone again.

I am currently going through a busy period. However, I continue to grow the collection without neglecting it.

First, the Killzone Helmet, which is a piece that I have wanted to see in my collection for a long time. A helmet that came out of the collector's box of the 3rd game. I really liked the details.

I haven't been buying a lot of objects related to mario for a long time. But when I saw this DS box I thought I should buy it.

I'm still putting together some pieces for the Samurai episode I mentioned earlier. Apart from the pillow, a CD consisting of the soundtracks of the Ghost Of Tsushima game has been added to the collection.

Batman folders from 1995 were added to the collection. These folders are very important to me because I used similar folders in those years, but after a while they disappeared. It was great to have these clean folders again.

Another object I want to give information about is the old Coca Cola wooden painting. This painting has been in my collection for a long time and I finally found a place for it. I mounted my records on the door of the cabinet where I kept them.

In general, I liked the Tom and Jerry puzzle and the Bang card game among the objects added to the collection. Yosemite Sam Patch, on the other hand, looks very cool.

[Cyclopswc]

Can you wear that Killzone helmet?

That Bang game is pretty popular among the teens here, I never learned to play it though.

Love that Coca Cola wooden painting, that's a classic!

[Arachnid13]

Wow that Coca Cola painting is beautiful, it’s quite the unique piece.

[veryfigurefan]

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Originally Posted by Cyclopswc

Can you wear that Killzone helmet?

That Bang game is pretty popular among the teens here, I never learned to play it though.

Love that Coca Cola wooden painting, that's a classic!

Thank you very much.

The size of the helmet actually seems to be suitable for wearing. However, they have designed the interior as a cover, and the game guide and disc box are placed inside.

Unfortunately, I have no idea about the Bang game. I bought the box because it looked very interesting.

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Originally Posted by Arachnid13

Wow that Coca Cola painting is beautiful, it’s quite the unique piece.

Thank you very much.

[veryfigurefan]

Hello everyone again.

I haven't been able to spend much time on the forum as I've been very busy these days.

I'm trying to create a new layout of my collection room. I'm emptying all the shelves again. I made a few new designs.

In addition, many different toys were added to the collection during this period. I hope I can share new toys photos soon.

A few weeks ago, I bought the Crow figure of the Neca brand. Single part of the roof scene. The iron he should have had was not available. I found some free time today and immediately wanted to do the same. I guess it doesn't look bad, like it completes the figure.

[Cyclopswc]

That's right, you're overdue for an update! Can't wait to see what new stuff you got.

Amazing what you did with just some putty and toothpicks, the Crow certainly needed that to look dangerous!

[ddarko]

That is some really good work there veryfigure! Looks pretty darn good. If I had seen only your final completed photo, I would have thought it was the original. Great work!

[veryfigurefan]

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Originally Posted by Cyclopswc

That's right, you're overdue for an update! Can't wait to see what new stuff you got.

Amazing what you did with just some putty and toothpicks, the Crow certainly needed that to look dangerous!

Thank you very much. I'm glad you liked it. You're right, Crow absolutely needed this.

Many new figures have been added to the collection. I'm making a note so I don't forget. Right now my room is very messy and I don't know what to do.

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Originally Posted by ddarko

That is some really good work there veryfigure! Looks pretty darn good. If I had seen only your final completed photo, I would have thought it was the original. Great work!

Hahaha thank you very much. I'm glad you liked it.

[veryfigurefan]

Hello everyone again after a long time.

Those who follow the subject will know, I mentioned before. I did a big cleaning and new additions in my collection room. I did various studies to come up with new ideas and to display more figures in my room.

To summarize in general:

A deep cleaning was done for all figures and collection objects in the room one by one. Hard-to-clean parts were cleaned with fine brushes and dust was removed.

The shelf with the cars was canceled and turned into a shelf with mostly old figures. (shelf above TV)

I covered the design of the wall, on which Hitman paintings are hung, with tumbled wood decor. I think it looks nice.

I made serious space on the shelves for many figures and tried to display them as much as I could so that I could see them.

Many new toys were added to the collection in about 2 months. Those who already follow the subject will notice some of them. To name a few of them;

Heman now has a battle cat. Also, Angella has been added to the collection. There will be those who remember the game Alone in the dark. The game may not be very good, but the figure looks good. Putface from the Robocop series has taken its place in the collection.

I would like to give brief information about the little bees you see on the shelves and a few figures behind them.

Bees belong to the 1980's from the bee yeast series and are toys that come out of bubble gum.

A few of the other figures are toys that came out of Linde Coffee packages between 1950 and 1970. In fact, when I talked to the founder of a museum about toys, he gave me information about many of these toys. Really old and fun toys.

Many figures and objects that I could not add photos of, or even forgot about, were added to the collection. I will share them all in the future.

The cleaning process has exhausted me and I don't think I will ever have time to rest. I haven't been able to take a vacation.

I would like to thank everyone who gave me ideas, information and support with their comments.

Have fun watching.

[SpasticPlastic]

Looks fantastic!

[Cyclopswc]

Amazing!!

I can't imagine cleaning my collection, the time it'd take! Nice job.

Who's that Zombie girl next to Harley Quinn?

Love that Hitman artwork display.

I don't remember all those Action-Man before, those must be new.