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Thunder Kitty
Join Date: Aug 2011
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You see them on youtube all the time, a collector who dedicated his or her life to collecting the ultimate collection including armys of secondary characters.
Now hear is the question. Is it better to have one epic collection or respectable collections based on multiple lines that peak your interest? |
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Thunder Kitty
Join Date: Feb 2011
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Well, mileage will vary from collector-to-collector. From a personal perspective, I'd prefer to have a range of lines, each with a respectable amount of figures within.
As a kid in the 1980s, I was very fortunate in having sizeable collections of almost every major toyline out: Star Wars, He-Man & The MOTU, MASK, Ghostbusters, Ninja Turtles, Transformers... I kind of like the idea of a collection that represents the "best" (or essential) figures from each line, rather than being one of those collectors who has to have EVERYTHING from a particular line, even bits they don't like, just to be "complete". |
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