ABC show Collectors, Transformers segment

So around April the ABC show Collectors did a segment on a guy called Tibor and his Transformers collection which is in excess of 1600 figures. I apologise if this has already been posted but I couldnt find it, so I thought you guys might want to check this out. Also Tibor if your a member here man send me a PM id love to chat
http://www.abc.net.au/tv/collectors/seg ... 534549.htm
Quote from ABC's website:
"Children who see Tibor’s collection of in excess of 1600 transformers can’t help but be over-awed by the vastness of the collection and the formidable presence of transformers on-mass. Tibor keeps his transformers in a locked room, with a thumb-print as the “key”. He loves to see the reaction of visitors to the collection.
Tibor’s first transformer was given to him on his 9th birthday by his grandmother; it was Optimus Prime, the Leader of the heroic Autobots. He still has this transformer, and it is an important one in the collection.
Originally the toy or play component of transformers appealed to Tibor. As the collection grew, his interest in the transformers changed. He now finds it’s the design, the engineering and the back-story that is more transfixing. Transformers appeal to his intellect and his scientific interest; they provide a wonderful escape from the real world.
The high security necessary for Tibor’s collection is mostly because he wanted to buy the “baddie” transformer, Megatron. Megatron was a recent recreation and transformed into a replica firearm. As such objects were prohibited from entry into Australia, Tibor through hard work, the help of others and knowledge of the legal system was successful in having the law changed. NSW owners of such objects as Megatron, as with other replica firearms, have to pass a criminal check, must be members of a collectors club have to have secure premises – barred windows, locked door and cabinets – and a good reason for wanting to own such an object.
Tibor is the president of the Megatron Club Inc."
http://www.abc.net.au/tv/collectors/seg ... 534549.htm
Quote from ABC's website:
"Children who see Tibor’s collection of in excess of 1600 transformers can’t help but be over-awed by the vastness of the collection and the formidable presence of transformers on-mass. Tibor keeps his transformers in a locked room, with a thumb-print as the “key”. He loves to see the reaction of visitors to the collection.
Tibor’s first transformer was given to him on his 9th birthday by his grandmother; it was Optimus Prime, the Leader of the heroic Autobots. He still has this transformer, and it is an important one in the collection.
Originally the toy or play component of transformers appealed to Tibor. As the collection grew, his interest in the transformers changed. He now finds it’s the design, the engineering and the back-story that is more transfixing. Transformers appeal to his intellect and his scientific interest; they provide a wonderful escape from the real world.
The high security necessary for Tibor’s collection is mostly because he wanted to buy the “baddie” transformer, Megatron. Megatron was a recent recreation and transformed into a replica firearm. As such objects were prohibited from entry into Australia, Tibor through hard work, the help of others and knowledge of the legal system was successful in having the law changed. NSW owners of such objects as Megatron, as with other replica firearms, have to pass a criminal check, must be members of a collectors club have to have secure premises – barred windows, locked door and cabinets – and a good reason for wanting to own such an object.
Tibor is the president of the Megatron Club Inc."