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I've moved house quite a few times in the past couple of years, and my TF collection has been in storage for ages, and this weekend I finally got them back!

80% of my collection is in storage bins under a bed and in the garage. I can't wait until my fiance/wife move into a bigger house in a couple years so I can unpack them all and display them. One of our requirements for the new house is that it have a basement or den that will serve as my "man cave" and house my collection.

It is a really good feeling, isn't it?

GuyIncognito wrote:80% of my collection is in storage bins under a bed and in the garage. I can't wait until my fiance/wife move into a bigger house in a couple years so I can unpack them all and display them. One of our requirements for the new house is that it have a basement or den that will serve as my "man cave" and house my collection.

I'm in a similar situation, so you have my sympathies. Our house is way to small and my wife is pregnant again with our second child, so we are desperately looking for something at the moment.
99% of my collection is still in storage at my mums, over 4 hours away, so it would be nice to get it back under the same roof.

Yay! Everybody is happy.

I had this when I got back into a place of my own at the start of the year. Last year was spent in work digs with the vast majority of my toys packed away and my books on shelves. Space issues are a lot better now, but I've still got a few boxes of books that I don't have space for. Planning another move to somewhere bigger and more permanent in the next 6 months and should finally get everything out.

Nice! I am happy for you. I just had to box up half of my collection. We live right along a river in Pa that just went over its "major flood" stage by 15 feet. Hooray for 4 feet of water in the living room! So the downstairs shelves had to be taken to the second floor. Hopefully we won't be out of the house too long.

Congrats dude! I think a lot of us fans are on that same path to have all if not most of our pride N joy on display...'nuff said.

thats awesome man. over half of mine wont see the light of day for a very long time

SJ21 wrote:Nice! I am happy for you. I just had to box up half of my collection. We live right along a river in Pa that just went over its "major flood" stage by 15 feet. Hooray for 4 feet of water in the living room! So the downstairs shelves had to be taken to the second floor. Hopefully we won't be out of the house too long.

wow sorry to hear that man hope everyone is ok over there. i use to live in jersey and we had floods all the time.

That's awesome! I cannot wait for the day when I get my degree, get a job, and get a place so I can get my figures out of storage and out in the open again. Went home for break between summer and fall semesters to find Side Burn waiting for me, and I can't tell you the pure joy and pleasure I got out of displaying him and Transforming him.

SJ21 wrote:Nice! I am happy for you. I just had to box up half of my collection. We live right along a river in Pa that just went over its "major flood" stage by 15 feet. Hooray for 4 feet of water in the living room! So the downstairs shelves had to be taken to the second floor. Hopefully we won't be out of the house too long.

Good luck with that. I'm from South Central Pennsylvania, and I've been checking up on the news and photos, and it looks...intense, for lack of a better word.

The first time I put out all of my figures on display (instead of putting them away in a cupboard after playing with them) it felt SOOO good. I spent ages just staring at them all.

man i know how you feel.after being in boxes for 3 years ive recently been able to set up a toyroom again.its liberating.

...i have no idea why the top 2 pics r tiny...sorry.