In addition to adding new items to my collection, I organized and cleaned some of my shelves today.

I made a glass display case to match the Schildkrot doll. After installing the lighting, I placed the doll in the display case. It's one of the special pieces in my collection.

I also redesigned some of the name and information labels on my display cases.

Thanks for the good wishes. I like the Street Fighter line as well. Cammy is the best figure in the line so far, if you ask me. They did a really good job with Cammy and i don't remember any other action figure company with Street Fighter lisance ever making any Cammy figures.

So Cammy was the real factor that pulled me into the Jada Street Fighter line.

Hello everyone again.

I'd like to talk a little about two pieces added to the collection.

The Harley Quinn statue, produced by Diamond Select in 2015. I've always said I'm a fan of the Animated series. It was a statue I really liked. However, when I bought this statue, I hadn't yet heard that Diamond Select had ceased production. This was sad, but Diamond Select's statues will always be remembered and in collections.

Another addition to the collection is the Neca Chucky Holiday version. I haven't purchased Chucky figures, but this one looked amazing, and I couldn't resist. :D

Nice!

Thank you very much.

Hello everyone again.

Many new pieces have been added to the collection. I've also finally started displaying my Bluto figure, which I bought before but haven't had the chance to unpack and display due to lack of space on my shelves.

I know I don't have any free space on my figure shelves, but it's still great to think that there definitely should be some. :D

Wow! Lots more great stuff. I love that Bluto figure. I had the Dino toothbrush at one point, too.

Thank you very much. Bluto is truly amazing. Also, the different hand are so easy to swap out. There's almost no risk of breakage.

I had a lot of different toothbrushes as a kid. Of course, back then, I wouldn't leave the mall without a Batman toothbrush. :) I think I also had a Bugs Bunny toothbrush. This collection is actually a bit different. As far as I know, they weren't sold in the '90s and were just gifts from dentists to children.

Hello again everyone.

A few new pieces have been added to the collection. I wanted to share them when I had some time. I also made some arrangements and additions to the shelves.

There are some new items in the Resident Evil section. I've added collection the Claire figure, which I really wanted. This 1998 series is much higher quality than many toys made today, and the paint job is superb. The Zombie from the series also has the ability to split in half.

The addition of the old Resident Evil 2 and 3 games to the PlayStation Plus store a few days ago was great news for me. It was a nice coincidence while I was enjoying the figures. :)

I like to keep some mascots in my collection. The France '98 mascot has been added to the collection.

I sometimes buy old Batman figures, and because they're secondhand, they can be damaged and dirty. I give them a thorough cleaning and then add them to the collection. I think this is important for the collection.

I loved your Resident Evil collection. I have those figures as well! Some of the older Zombie figures' got great playable gimmicks.

Thank you very much. The Resident Evil series is truly amazing. Yes, the zombies and tools that appear alongside it have many features. :)

Hello again.

I've added some items to the collection. And a few gifts I was given.

I previously added the large Hitman figure to the collection. Now, the smaller version has been added. :D

TMNT April figure is a gift my brother gave me.

A few comics have been added to the collection. Toxic Crusaders has always intrigued me. I also love seeing commercials for old games in comics like these.

The Guitar Hero handheld console really caught my attention, so I added it to the collection as well.

In general, I shared photos of new objects added to the collection.

Good stuff! I love the ads in older comics. Such a rush of nostalgia. Great Sam Kieth cover on the Toxic comics. Did he do the interiors, too?

I've had so many of those flying gliders, because they're so easy to break, none of them survive more than a few flights.

I love those old ads too. Nostalgia.

Thank you very much. The old ads are absolutely fantastic. I think Sam Kieth must have only designed the covers. I didn't see Sam Kieth's name on the interior designs. Here are the staffs of the three magazines. I've also shared a few more old ads, so enjoy. :)

You're right about planes. The material is very thin. When I was little, I had a Styrofoam airplane. It flew great when I first launched it, but when it landed, it was a wreck.

I've also shared a few more old ads, so enjoy. :)

Wow! I spent so much of my life playing that TMNT game on the Genesis!

Good old days. :)

I think I played a lot of Batman and North Sea Inferno on the C64 and NES. It amazes me how well I managed to play those games back then. Nowadays, when I try, I feel like I'm struggling. :D

I also really enjoyed playing TMNT and Double Dragon on the NES.

Good old days indeed! My fingers don't work like they used to. My mind's telling me I should do something, but the fingers just doesn't press the buttons fast enough! Ha ha.

Haha. :)

Yes, we get a year older every year. But as long as we don't lose our childhood spirit, it doesn't really matter. Being healthy is the most important thing.

The best moments we had in the past are always fresh in our memories. We can recall them whenever we want and feel happy. I'm not against technology; of course, things will change. But the digital world has destroyed many things. Touching and looking at things is over.

If it weren't for collectors, I think all game discs, vinyl records, and movies would be digital. And of course, many industries, despite all this technology, can't find the right ideas. Instead, they either repeat things or revamp the old and present them to us.

Of course, these are long topics, but if it's 2025 and there's still a return to the past, it's something to consider.

Hello everyone.

I've added a few pieces to my collection over time, but hadn't found the time to share them. Luckily, I have time now. :)

I've added a new piece to my tin toy collection, which I'm constantly trying to expand. It's a locomotive from 1970. It's 40 cm long. It's a friction-powered locomotive and makes a great locomotive sound every time it's pushed forward. I'm happy to have added it to my collection. Now I'm going to start making a protective case for it out of plexiglass.

The Kenner Batman series, which was a driving force behind my starting to collect years ago, is very important to me. I've been following these Spinmaster toys for a long time and finally added them to my collection. Besides the Batmobile, there are 4 figures available for purchase separately in the series.

The Batmobile's design is very nice and reflects the old era. However, I didn't like the plastic quality and the wheel system. The box contains 3 wings that need to be attached to the car, but I recommend attaching the wings only if you have a place to display the car. Otherwise, removing the wings is almost impossible. If you make the mistake of attaching the wings to the car like I did, you won't be able to put it back in the box. Luckily, the large top wing is softer than the others, and by gently heating it with a hairdryer, I was able to remove only the top wing and put it back in the box. This really annoyed me. By the way, the Batmobile comes with one Batman figure.

I haven't taken the other four figures out of their boxes yet. However, their designs are generally good. I wish they had made accessories too.

Despite everything, I'm happy to have added these series to my collection.

Mr. Bean collection continues to grow.

I also added a very old French-made matchbox from the Lucky Luke series to my collection. Hotwheels and Kinder toys have also been added.

I miscalculated the page count. I apologize. The new update is above. :D

Can never have too much Mr. Bean! There is just something about old tin toys that really give me that nostalgic warmth. They mostly pre-date me by a little bit so I didn't have more than a couple, but they were ever-present at relative's houses and the like.

Thank you very much. Yes, the Mr. Bean collection will continue non-stop. :D

I can't say I spent a lot of time with tin toys either. However, their colors, designs, and how they work are definitely very striking. Some of them are truly engineering marvels.

Tin toys in that good of a condition from the 70s is hard to come by! That's almost like a museum piece there.

And I agree, there can never be too many Mr. Bean.

Haha. :D . Thank you very much. Yes, it's very difficult to find very old toys, especially tin toys, in excellent condition.