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wolverine2281 · 01-15-2012, 01:54 AM

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Originally Posted by FancyPants

Nobody ever puts MOC figures on the ceiling

Hmmm, I'm running out of room. Gonna have to look in to that

My last house I had my ceiling in my room covered with posters but no toys.

Man, if I opened all of my toys I'd have to rip down my peg board and buy tons of shelves! There'd be no room to display everything. The can hang pretty far out on the pegs.

I know they are toys and meant to be played with but honestly I don't think I'd have time to play with them. I had enough fun in the 80's and early 90's playing with my toys but still enjoy collecting them the same

I'm also confused on the reasoning behind keeping or opening "rare" figures if you (in general, not anyone specific) are all about playing with/posing or displaying them. It seems like there's a double standard there. Aside from the fact that it looks "cool" in that package, which most of us MOC collectors could argue

01-15-2012, 01:54 AM	#48
wolverine2281 marvellegends.info Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 2,213	Quote: Originally Posted by FancyPants Nobody ever puts MOC figures on the ceiling Hmmm, I'm running out of room. Gonna have to look in to that My last house I had my ceiling in my room covered with posters but no toys. Man, if I opened all of my toys I'd have to rip down my peg board and buy tons of shelves! There'd be no room to display everything. The can hang pretty far out on the pegs. I know they are toys and meant to be played with but honestly I don't think I'd have time to play with them. I had enough fun in the 80's and early 90's playing with my toys but still enjoy collecting them the same I'm also confused on the reasoning behind keeping or opening "rare" figures if you (in general, not anyone specific) are all about playing with/posing or displaying them. It seems like there's a double standard there. Aside from the fact that it looks "cool" in that package, which most of us MOC collectors could argue __________________ http://wolviestoys.com b/s/t http://www.toyark.com/wolverine2281-b-s-t-thread-76044/ Last edited by wolverine2281; 01-15-2012 at 01:59 AM..