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1656...conservative count...

Just what do you count when counting your TF? I never know if I should just count the ones that actrually transform or everything that is a TF, like my PVC figs.

Starscream's Girl wrote:Just what do you count when counting your TF? I never know if I should just count the ones that actrually transform or everything that is a TF, like my PVC figs.

I only count transforming figures and I don't count heads of headmasters because they are accessories.

GetterDragun wrote:

Starscream's Girl wrote:Just what do you count when counting your TF? I never know if I should just count the ones that actrually transform or everything that is a TF, like my PVC figs.

I only count transforming figures and I don't count heads of headmasters because they are accessories.

Yeah. Cause my count includes my PVC figs. Without them, my count would be a bit lower.

Well some of you guys make my collection look small and I have 533 of them. Yeah I just finished recounting my collection and the total is 533 but it still pales compared to some of your guys collection.

Galaxion wrote:Well some of you guys make my collection look small and I have 469 of them.

What do I have to say, I have only 62 of 'em. That's 407 less than you. Me Grimlock good at math!

You are still talking unique figures not repaints and variants Getter? Because if so the repaints would almost double that number. If you were going for completism.

Koloth wrote:You are still talking unique figures not repaints and variants Getter? Because if so the repaints would almost double that number. If you were going for completism.

I am including repaints. I include all figures that were released in a line. The only thing I don't count is like the Energon figures that were released in Universe packaging for the dollar stores.

Also, I just counted every G1 figure...I was off, there were 393 G1 figures released in the US. This includes all mail orders (Reflector counts as 3), repaints (like Prowl, Bluestreak, and Smokescreen), and promotional items like Pepsi Prime are counted individually as well. I also count Micromaster combiners individually, so the packs where there were 3 vehicles made up of two figures each count as 6 figures. I don't count headmaser heads, or any other master since they are accessories, as well as I don't counts accessory figures like the little guy that came with Metrolex or scorponoks little figure. Also, I wasn't sure about counting Classic Legends (because they were the inside of the Classic Preteners without a shell), or mini-spies. If you want to count them, add 16 to the count total.

Here is every G1 figure sorted by year and factionfrom Transformers.com:

1984
Autobot Figures
Mini-Cars
Bumblebee
Cliffjumper
Yellow Cliffjumper
Red Bumblebee
Huffer
Windcharger
Brawn
Gears
Autobot Cars
Bluestreak
Hound
Ironhide
Jazz
Mirage
Prowl
Ratchet
Sideswipe
Sunstreaker
Trailbreaker
Wheeljack
Autobot Leader
Optimus Prime
Decepticon Figures
Cassettes
Frenzy
Laserbeak
Rumble
Ravage
Buzzsaw
Decepticon Jets
Skywarp
Starscream
Thundercracker
Communicator
Soundwave
Decepticon Leader
Megatron

1985
Autobot Figures
The Autobot Mini-Cars from 1984 were re-released in 1985 to include an exclusive Minispy figure. There were 4 styles of Minispies - 4 Wheel Drive Vehicle, Porsche, Dune Buggy and MX-1 Vehicle - each available in blue, white and yellow.
Mini-Vehicles
Seaspray
Powerglide
Beachcomber
Cosmos
Warpath
Bumblejumper
Jumpstarters
Twin Twist
Top Spin
Autobot Vehicles
Grapple
Hoist
Red Alert
Skids
Inferno
Smokescreen
Tracks
Roadbuster
Whirl
Grimlock
Slag
Sludge
Snarl
Swoop
Blaster
Jetfire
Omega Supreme
Perceptor
Promotional Figures
Optimus Prime (Pepsi Promotion)
Jazz (Cookie Crisp Cereal Promotion)
Camshaft
Downshift
Overdrive
Powerdasher Car
Powerdasher Drill
Powerdasher Jet
Decepticon Figures
Bonecrusher
Hook
Long Haul
Mixmaster
Scavenger
Scrapper
Bombshell
Kickback
Shrapnel
Barrage
Chop Shop
Ransack
Venom
Astrotrain
Blitzwing
Dirge
Ramjet
Thrust
Shockwave

1986
Autobot Figures
Hubcap
Outback
Pipes
Swerve
Tailgate
Wheelie
Air Raid
Fireflight
Skydive
Slingshot
Silverbolt
Blades
First Aid
Groove
Streetwise
Hot Spot
Rewind
Steeljaw
Ramhorn
Eject
Broadside
Sandstorm
Springer
Rodimus Prime
Wreck-gar
Hot Rod
Kup
Blurr
Autobot Sky Lynx
Autobot Ultra Magnus
Metroplex

Decepticon Figures
Breakdown
Dead End
Drag Strip
Wildrider
Motormaster
Blast Off
Brawl
Swindle
Vortex
Onslaught
Runabout
Runamuck
Ratbat
Octane
Cyclonus
Scourge
Divebomb
Headstrong
Rampage
Razorclaw
Tantrum
Gnaw
Galvatron
Trypticon
Decepticon Reflector (Spectro, Spy Glass and Viewfinder)

1987
Autobot Figures
Goldbug
Chase
Freeway
Rollbar
Searchlight
Wideload
Afterburner
Lightspeed
Nosecone
Strafe
Scattershot
Fastlane
Cloudraker
Doublecross
Grotusque
Repugnus
Hot Rod with Firebolt
Kup with Recoil
Blurr with Haywire
Crosshairs with Pinpointer
Pointblank with Peacemaker
Brainstorm with Arcana
Chromedome with Stylor
Hardhead with Duros
Highbrow with Gort
Fortress Maximus
Punch-Counterpunch
Decepticon Figures
Blot
Cutthroat
Rippersnapper
Sinnertwin
Hun-Gurr
Battletrap
Flywheels
Slugfest
Overkill
Pounce
Wingspan
Sureshot with Spoilsport
Cyclonus with Nightstick
Scourge with Fracas
Misfire with Aimless
Slugslinger with Caliburst
Triggerhappy with Blowpipe
Mindwipe with Vorath
Skullcruncher with Grax
Weirdwolf with Monzo
Apeface with Spasma
Snapdragon with Krunk
Scorponok
Sixshot

1988
Autobot Figures
Fizzle
Guzzle
Sizzle
Backstreet
Dogfight
Override
Grand Slam
Raindance
Landfill with Flintlock and Silencer
Quickmix with Boomer and Ricochet
Scoop with Tracer and Holepunch
Hosehead with Lug
Nightbeat with Muzzle
Siren with Quig
Getaway with Rev
Joyride with Hotwire
Slapdash with Lube
Powermaster Optimus Prime with Hi-Q
Quickswitch
Pretenders
Cloudburst
Landmine
Waverider
Groundbreaker
Sky High
Splashdown
Chainclaw
Catilla
Gunrunner

Decepticon Figures
Cindersaur
Flamefeather
Sparkstalker
Nautilator
Overbite
Seawing
Skalor
Tentakil
Snaptrap
Crankcase
Ruckus
Windsweeper
Squalktalk
Beastbox
Needlenose with Sunbeam and Zigzag
Quake with Tiptop and Heater
Spinister with Singe and Hairsplitter
Fangry with Brisko
Horri-bull with Kreb
Squeezeplay with Lokos
Darkwing with Throttle
Dreadwind with Hi-Test
Doubledealer with Knok and Skar
Pretenders
Bomb-Burst
Skullgrin
Submarauder
Bugly
Finback
Iguanus
Carnivac
Snarler
Roadgrabber

1989
Autobot Figures
Micromaster Patrols
Race Car Patrol - Free Wheeler, Roadhandler, Swindler and Tailspin
Off Road Patrol - Highjump, Mudslinger, Powertrain and Tote
Battle Patrol - Big Shot, Flak, Sidetrack and Sunrunner
Rescue Patrol - Fixit, Red Hot, Seawatch and Stakeout
Micromaster Transports
Overload with Car Carrier
Erector with Crane Trailer
Micromaster Battle Stations
Hot House with Fire Station
Ironworks with Construction Site
Micromaster Bases
Micromaster Base Groundshaker with Command Center
Micromaster Rocket Base with Countdown
Pretenders
Doubleheader
Longtooth
Pincher
Crossblades
Vroom
Skyhammer
Bumblebee
Grimlock
Jazz

Decepticon Figures
Micromaster Patrols
Air Strike Patrol - Nightflight, Storm Cloud, Tailwind and Whisper
Sports Car Patrol - Blackjack, Detour, Hyperdrive and Road Hugger
Micromaster Transports
Flattop with Aircraft Carrier
Roughstuff with Missile Carrier
Micromaster Battle Stations
Greasepit with Gas Station
Airwave with Airport
Micromaster Bases
Micromaster Base Skyhopper with Helicopter
Micromaster Jet Command Center Skystalker with Space Shuttle
Pretenders
Bludgeon
Octopunch
Stranglehold
Thunderwing
Roadblock
Birdbrain
Bristleback
Icepick
Scowl
Slogg
Wildfly
Starscream

1990
Autobot Figures
Micromaster Patrols
Air Patrol - Blaze Master, Eagle Eye, Sky High and Tread Bolt
Construction Patrol - Crumple, Groundpounder, Neutro, Takedown
Hot Rod Patrol - Big Daddy, Greaser, Hubs, Trip-Up
Monster Truck Patrol - Big Hauler, Heavy Tread, Hydraulic and Slow Poke
Micromaster Combiner Squads
Astro Squad - Barrage/Heave, Moonrock/Missile Master, Phaser/Blast Master
Metro Squad - Oiler/Slide, Strikedown/Power Run, Wheelblaze/Roadburner
Micromaster Combiner Transports
Missile Launcher with Retro/Surge
Tanker Truck with Pipeline/Gusher
Micromaster Combiner Headquarters
Battlefield Headquarters with Full Barrel/Overflow
Action Masters
Jazz with Turbo Board
Grimlock with Anti-Tank Cannon
Rad with Lionizer
Rollout with Glitch
Bumblebee with Heli-Pack
Blaster with Flight Pack
Jackpot with Sights
Mainframe with Push-Button
Snarl with Tyrannitron
Inferno with Hydro-Pack
Skyfall with Top Heavy
Kick-Off with Turbo Pack
Over-Run with Attack Copter
Prowl with Turbo Cycle
Sprocket with Attack Cruiser
Wheeljack with Turbo Racer
Optimus Prime
Decepticon Figures
Micromaster Patrols
Race Track Patrol - Barricade, Ground Hog, Motorhead and Roller Force
Military Patrol - Bombshock, Dropshot, Prowl, Tracer
Micromaster Combiner Squads
Battle Squad - Direct Hit/Power Punch, Fire Shot/Vanquish, Meltdown/Half-Track
Contructor Squad - Grit/Knockout, Sledge/Hammer, Stonecruncher/Excavator
Micromaster Combiner Transports
Cannon Transport with Terror-Tread/Cement-Head
Micromaster Combiner Headquarters
Anti-Aircraft Base with Blackout/Space Shot
Action Masters
Soundwave with Wingthing
Treadshot with Catgut
Devastator with Scorpulator
Krok with Gatoraider
Shockwave with Fist Fight
Banzai-Tron with Razor Sharp
Axer with Off Road Cycle
Starscream with Turbo Jet
Gutcruncher with Stratotronic Cruiser
Megatron with Neutro-Fusion Tank

I have one too many and one too few, as always. I'll leave it at that.

I have never really bothered to count once I passed 100 or so. My estimate would be around 600 to 700 right now.

I only started collecting three months ago and have a pitiful 48.

It's two thirds reissue G1 with classics & masterpiece in there as well.

But the collection shall grow, oh yes.

Well 2000 isn't a bad guess at all then. Still 10 times what I would guestimate I have, and way more than I would ever really want to own.

I really need to work on that database one of these days. Makes keeping count and keeping track so much easier. Would help with the DVDs too which is approaching 500.

I am not the sort of person that goes to that extend, to make up of over 200 TF toys as I only have 23. Though I will get some more...

With my count, the combiners and Mini-con/Micro-Masters teams was counted as one figure. If I counted them all separately that would increase my count considerably...

I have around 205. Bought em all on 3 years ! ...
I have included Nebulons, Minicons and Micromasters in the count.

I have near to 2000 Transformers............I have over 1100 of them on display in my living room!!!!!!!!!Then there's all the Starwars,Star trek,superhero's and anime stuff on display aswell it a wonder that I fit in my house at all!!!!!

I have about 700 figures so far but room is starting to run out I might need to buy a bigger house soon.

Dang, you guys have thousands? Any my sister tells me that my pitiful collection of 30 is too many. I'd probably have a lot more, if I didn't give away my old stuff when I went to college. Ah, impetuous youth...

Only 390 atm. On the other hand all that I still want from all lines are: G1 Grimlock, Swoop, Sunstreaker, Metroplex, Tripticon, Scorpinok, Fort Max. Alternators: Nemesis Prime, Decepticharge, Rumble(Frenzy. He's red.), Ravage, Rodmius. Titanium: G1 Ultra Magnus. Masterpiece: Megatron. I guess 404 would be a good stopping point.

I have about 60 figures, all transforming. None of that static crap thankyouvermuch!



Sadly, only about 5 or 6 of those are G1 figures, and then only reissues. The Unicron Trilogy makes up the bulk of my collection, but missing large chunks of Cybertron.


I'm an ex-completist.

hmm, how do you count the combiners? if they are transformed together 1? or seperate 6?
depending on how you figure,
i have @ 250.
all the classics, masterpieces, alternators, movie line, 40+ g1 figs, 40+ armada & energon & cybertron, the starwars tf's, all the titanium 6"..
not too bad, other than g1, masterpiece and some more movie toys are the only things i see in the future, and robot heroes, they are so cute

cydchang, do you have more pics of that monster collection? I'm rather impressed, as I'm sure many others are. 1600+ is a very commendable number.

I do feel for those who can't display much less own large quantities of TFs due to home size restraints. I, too would like to display them properly, but will have to wait until later in life. I do, however, take all my G1s to school for display purposes...most everybody is rather taken aback by the large quantity. I would like to find a way to have them all up with the 300+ SW figs, 100+ GI Joes, 100+ Power Ranger thingies, 100+ TMNT, 200+ X-Men/ML/superheroes, 50+ MASK, and 50+ Ghostbusters...however, as TF is my favorite collection, I spend the most time/money to make it grow.

Last time I updated my collection list, it was just over 200. But that was well over a year ago! Right now, I'd say at least 300, maybe 350. Dare I say 400? Spanning virtually every line. The only lines not present are original G1(I have some reissues), G2, Machine Wars, and any of the Japanese G1 series'. I think that's it, unless you count the Takara versions of the Hasbro lines like Binaltech(Alternators), Masterpiece(Anniversary), or Cybertron(Galaxy Force) to name a few.

Until the big sale I had 1116 across all generations, but moving house costs a shed load of money so i'm keeping 307 and leaving it at that... no movie toys, music players or nothing else

I'm done