Integration

pud333 · 05-12-2011, 07:33 AM

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Originally Posted by quinten182

To me, moc is for the "collector only" that enjoys money/hoarding and that doesn't:

a. love their inner child or their own childhood

b. enjoy being a true fan of toys/articulation/paint/etc.

c. the line of toys itself and their stories

I don't necessarily agree with this line of thinking. Some people just like to keep things MOC. I used to be MOC collector. I would buy one to open, then one to keep MOC. I stopped doing this for most things (there are few things I will keep MOC now) because a) I realized I was basically doubling my toy spending by buying two of everything. b) I had no space to store MOC boxes.

The only things I will collect MOC now are some GI Joes (only the 25th anniversary line, since I love the card art), and the odd SDCC item.

05-12-2011, 07:33 AM	#11
pud333 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Vancouver, BC. Posts: 590	Quote: Originally Posted by quinten182 To me, moc is for the "collector only" that enjoys money/hoarding and that doesn't: a. love their inner child or their own childhood b. enjoy being a true fan of toys/articulation/paint/etc. c. the line of toys itself and their stories I don't necessarily agree with this line of thinking. Some people just like to keep things MOC. I used to be MOC collector. I would buy one to open, then one to keep MOC. I stopped doing this for most things (there are few things I will keep MOC now) because a) I realized I was basically doubling my toy spending by buying two of everything. b) I had no space to store MOC boxes. The only things I will collect MOC now are some GI Joes (only the 25th anniversary line, since I love the card art), and the odd SDCC item. __________________