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Ironhidensh wrote:To answer, I'd say wait and re-evaluate. I've found that decisions made in haste are rarely good. Also, I think you might regret getting rid of HA Jazz.
Va'al wrote:Ironhidensh wrote:To answer, I'd say wait and re-evaluate. I've found that decisions made in haste are rarely good. Also, I think you might regret getting rid of HA Jazz.
I thought I would too, but it's been in Italy, away from my hands and camera and mind for so long (I only stop here every three-four months) that it really makes little difference. I'm also quite off the movie aesthetic other, and am keeping only the adorable Scouts, Megatron and Optimus (because they make good display pieces) and my gateway back to collecting, Sideways. That's it for movie stuff, unless you count the Nightmare Squad of Lockdown, Mindwipe, Skystalker, Powerdive and Banzai-Tron.
I think my waiting has been helped, as I said, by having a lot of the figures nowhere near my sight or access, meaning it already feels as though they're stored or boxed, despite being in quite a nice display cabinet. So it sort of allows me to skip a step in the process.
Leonardo wrote:Take your lips off my pipe!
Va'al wrote:So my question is: how often do you look at/think of/go through your stuff, and say 'man, I really don't care about this lot at all'? Do you regularly weed out figures? How do you remove them if so: charity shops, resell, trade, hand down?
Va'al wrote:So my question is: how often do you look at/think of/go through your stuff, and say 'man, I really don't care about this lot at all'? Do you regularly weed out figures? How do you remove them if so: charity shops, resell, trade, hand down?
Leonardo wrote:Take your lips off my pipe!
Burn wrote:Getting rid of them? They're currently laid out on my spare bed. I got rid of two as bribery to get my nephew to brush his teeth every night. As for the rest, I just don't know how to get rid of them. I'd like to get a few dollars for them, but the effort involved. *ugh*
wilcosu35 wrote:The beast wars line is currently dead, but i'm still holding on to those for emotional reasons, and as for the movie line i'm waiting for the next movie line to come out.
Ironhidensh wrote:This is something I need to take a really hard look at. I'm becoming increasingly negative in how I view Hasbro's handling of the franchise. I feel the product is cheap and lazy, the reprints are out of control, and the masterpiece line is virtually ignored.
This is admirable.Va'al wrote: since I started working with Oxfam, I've been donating all of mine.)
Honorable, and comical.Burn wrote:as bribery to get my nephew to brush his teeth every night.
This warms my heart you ol' Grump. Glad it warms yours too.Ironhidensh wrote: I also find myself giving them more and more of my old collection to play with.
Burn wrote:Agamemnon wrote:Let's get back to talking about Burn's mammoth snout flopping...
Well I am Australian. It's kinda what we're known for.
Cobotron wrote:Man, I often find myself feeling a tad envious when I read of those who can part with whole chunks of their collections. I think I walk the boarder lands of "Collector", and "Hoarder". I can't seem to part with anything, and I have collected a lot more than just Transformers in my time. Should I be worried?
MGrotusque wrote:Rifling through one of my tubs yesterday for a particular figure i noticed how many figures i forgot i had and i didn't really care about when i saw it in the bin. It got me thinking that i should start getting rid of a lot of these impulse purchases and "lackluster" figures.
I'm considering posting a list of figs in the buy,sell,trade forum but am also considering Ebay to hit a larger pool of buyers. I'm not really sure about the Ebay thing though. Is it a pain in the butt or relatively user friendly?
Va'al wrote:Ironhidensh wrote:This is something I need to take a really hard look at. I'm becoming increasingly negative in how I view Hasbro's handling of the franchise. I feel the product is cheap and lazy, the reprints are out of control, and the masterpiece line is virtually ignored.
Is that reason enough to remove old toys from a collection, though? I mean, I don't share the negative views, but I do have very little interest in new releases. Does that affect the hobby retroactively?
Leonardo wrote:Take your lips off my pipe!
Burn wrote:Let it be known, I murdered Amelie.
Accidentally.
Va'al wrote:wilcosu35 wrote:The beast wars line is currently dead, but i'm still holding on to those for emotional reasons, and as for the movie line i'm waiting for the next movie line to come out.
Yeah, emotional, affection, fondness for certain ugly ones or memories associated to them. But. Do you ever regret getting rid of any, do you have a system to make sure you're over a certain figure?
Ironhidensh wrote:It all just makes me feel like it's time to move on.
Dagon wrote:When I do sell things, I generally feel good about it: the freeing up of space feels good, like I've accomplished something, and I like to prove to myself that I'm not a hoarder, and that I can voluntarily let things go.
Amelie wrote:I kept things that I was very sentimental about and slowly chipped away at the rest.
I never truly got back into collecting afterwards.
Va'al wrote:...I just. I just got rid of all my PCC dudes.
Oh dear. The clearance is real.
Noideaforaname wrote:I've been thinking about selling off a bunch of things for a while, "am I hoarding or collecting" and all that....but all the logistics of everything kinda intimidate me. Looking thru everything, getting boxes and bubble wrap, trying to guesstimate shipping costs, wondering if people would even want Movieverse and Kreons (customized Kreons at that), etc. etc.. Doesn't help that most 'first-time seller advice' threads often advise that you undersell the competition, which just makes me wonder if I'm better off just trashing it all. Or find someplace that accepts used toys or something.
william-james88 wrote:Va'al wrote:...I just. I just got rid of all my PCC dudes.
Oh dear. The clearance is real.
WHY?!?!?!
william-james88 wrote:If ever you want to get rid of some toys, let me know and I will pay the shipping it costs to send to me (granted you live in North America).
Same goes to everyone here who doesnt care to make money off their toys adn just wants to give them a new home!
Leonardo wrote:Take your lips off my pipe!
william-james88 wrote:While relegating Generations to TRU is a decision between Hasbro UK and TRU, I dont know if the fact that you guys never got some toys to actually be Hasbro UK's fault. How do we know they didn't distribute rather than TRU not choosing to carry them?
From what I have learnt, it all stands with the retailer's choice, not the supplier.
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