Wow! A complete collection, that's rare for you! Ha ha. Congratulations.

Thank you very much :)

Hello everyone again.

Many new pieces have been added to the collection. Some of these pieces include products that my family bought me as gifts.

I would like to briefly give information about a few objects.

I found the Marksman figure from the Killzone collector's edition and the collection series is almost complete. It was one of the figures I wanted very much. Being able to find the products in the package one by one makes me happy. This is a bit more difficult but an economical way. I am currently planning to do this for some collection packages.

New figures have been added to the Batman Animated series and the Batman: Netrunner vehicle from 1999 has been added to the collection, but it is a very large vehicle and it will be difficult for me to find empty space. :)

I organized many shelves and made a new clock design. Also, as soon as I found the comic book from the Duke Nukem collector's edition version, I bought a similar dice from the same collector's edition series and made a design on it.

I have been wanting to add a Dracula figure to my collection for a long time. When I came across this Dracula figure made by Jada Toys, I said I should add it to my collection immediately.

The Harry Potter book is truly magnificent. It is like a hidden treasure chest. You come across various objects every time you turn the pages. I will add detailed photos here in my next post.

In general, the additions to the collection are as seen in the photos. I will share new information and photos with you soon.

Thank you. :)

Awesome! The Mr. Bean collection is growing!

Thank you very much. I could have actually turned the Mr.Bean collection into a much larger collection. :)

Unfortunately, Mr.Bean products have been falling behind in my collection ranking for a long time. The reason for this was that I had to make a ranking since I collect toys in more than one area.

That's understandable. I had to do something similar, which is why I sold most of my horror and TMNT stuff.

I've never seen that Netrunner Batmobile before, that's VERY cool.

I love Mr. Bean too. He's hilarious.

Yes, unfortunately, it may be necessary to sell some toys. It is sometimes very difficult to create a good purchasing economy. Because this is not food or drink.

I think the important thing is to always determine the toys that we can give up. Because there will always be more toys that we cannot give up.

I'm glad you liked it. The Batmobile was released in 1999. Actually, we can say that it was during the period when Kenner unfortunately closed down and was completely transferred to Hasbro. I don't think it got much attention at that time. But it's big and cool. :)

I am sharing detailed photos of the figures added to the collection. I had space in my display case for Dracula. However, I cannot find an empty space for Ryu yet.

I actually really want to make a Street Fighter stage but I don't have a place to put it yet. :)

That Drac looks great! Is it the Jada one?

Hello. I'm so sorry for the late reply. :) Yes, it's Jada Toys' Dracula figure. The details are much better than I expected and I love Jada's products.

Hello everyone again. I have been away from the forum for a while due to some problems I have experienced. During this time I have made new additions to the collection and there have been some changes in my workshop.

Old Shatterhand and costume set from the 1970s have been added to the collection. There are a few different models of this series, this is the first series and it is produced with open hands.

It is a very nice product with sketch drawings on the Disney and it has become a nice object for my collection.

Riddler and Robin from the Animated Series style from the 90s have joined my Batman collection.

In general, the toys added to the collection this time are as you can see. I hope you enjoy looking at them. :)

All very nice! I absolutely love The Wile E. Coyote Batman. I have him in a prominent space on my shelves.

Welcome back, hopefully everything's okay.

I love Looney Tunes stuff. They're always cool.

Thank you very much. Yes, you are right, Coyote is a really nice toy. I am a bit unlucky in that regard because I cannot display the series anywhere at the moment. If I display the WB100 series on shelves, they will start to gather dust after a while. I want to display them in a display case, but even if I buy a display case, I do not have a place to put them. The biggest problem for toy collectors is that after a while, there is no free space in the room.

Thank you very much. I was going to come back to the forum on New Year's Eve but I got sick and couldn't get out of bed for a while. I thought it was a simple flu but it made me tired and it took a long time to recover. I'm better now. Then rainwater got in through the edge of one of the windows in the back of my workshop and I didn't know about it. The boxes of many of my toys were damaged and it was hard to deal with this problem.

You're right about the Looney Tunes characters, they always add fun to the collection. In fact, it just came to my mind while I was writing this. There was a Tiny Tunes Adventure game on the Playstation 1 platform. You may remember it. It was in the style of Point Click. I played it so many times that even today when I play it again, I realize how beautiful the graphics are. :)

Hello everyone again.

A few new pieces and information added to the collection;

I bought the head figure you see in the first photo in the 90s. It had been sitting in a box for a long time that I hadn't looked at. I thought it looked like the Madballs series made in the form of a key, but there is no stamp on it. I was happy to find the figure again. :)

The ceramic rabbit is one of those that has been in my collection for a long time but I never had the chance to share. An example of this cute old rabbit is exhibited in the toy museum section of the National Romanian History Museum.

I bought the Joker statue as an unfinished 3D. The antenna of the device in the figure's hand is broken and the paint is generally not as I wanted. Also, since the lower part of its body is missing, I decided to turn it into a bust. I hope it will be beautiful when it is finished.

The Batcopter is from the Corgi brand's series from the 1970s.

I had the old big version of Heatcliff in my collection, this is the small version.

Finally, I want to talk about Kinder's Yogi Bear series. I used to buy a lot of Kinder in the 90s. The first one that came out of this series was the green Yogi Bear that you see on the far left in the photo and I couldn't believe it. Then the Fox figure came out. I have kept these two figures until today. I don't remember much after that, I guess a few of them were either lost or never came out because I caught the series towards the end.

I've been wanting to complete this series for many years and finally the whole series is complete. The figures are really magnificent. It's a great fun series. :)

Very cool!

Thank you very much. :)

I can't say no to Batman Animated Series. :) These figures are really great. Batman and Joker have been added to the collection. I will add the other 2 figures of the series to the collection soon. :)

Today, a 1960's West Germany marked ferry boat toy was added to the collection. I cleaned this toy meticulously and it looks like it just came out of the box. :)

Hello everyone again.

It's nice to be back on the forum after a 2-month break. March was very busy for me. In April, I took some time and cleaned my room and figures where I displayed my collection very deeply.

To put it briefly, I took all the toys off their shelves and cleaned them one by one. I especially did a deep cleaning with a brush to remove the dust that had gotten between some of them.

Also, while cleaning, I make one of the most difficult parts of my project that I wanted to do for a long time. I took photos of all the toys displayed in the room one by one and now I will enter what they are, which country they belong to and their dates. This was very important to me.

The most difficult job in this fun culture is definitely cleaning. However, I have to do this. When everything is cleaned, completed and the toys are placed in their places, the pleasure I get from watching motivates me a lot and I completely forget about my tiredness.

I shared many new photos. There were also pieces added to the collection. I will share the details of these later. Enjoy watching. :)

There is so much to look at! Very awesome.

Holy moley! Going to take some time to soak it all in! Nice display.

I never dust my shelves, because dust is a gift from God in order to tell us what's missing. :)

Thank you very much. Glad you like it. :)

Hahahahhahaha. :)

Thank you very much. I'm out of space on my shelves now. I hope everything is visible. :)

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