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Just before anyone else takes this nice idea and runs with it, I wanted to say that the admin team is in the process of formulating new guidelines for the number of images allowed per post. However, given that all the images in this case are tiny linked thumbnails, I think it's OK to have multiple images on this occasion. In fact, I think it is rather nice! but if anyone else intends to do something similar, please make sure you also go with the linked thumbnails approach. Thanks!
That makes sense Yeah I like the thumbnails, it offers previews of everything all in one place, looks organized, and doesn't take up much space Also, I noticed the new thumbnails update to the Blog Database, and I think it's a terrific update! It will be very helpful
Re: My Collection: An Ongoing Photo Catalog « Reply #22 on Feb 22, 2012, 6:35am »
ah, ambitious goal But you are on the right track, and yes, much more easier to start it right away as you build your collection that the other way around (photographing after the collection is already built up!) As many already mentioned, your photos re nice.
Hey, have you checked out the site called Collector"s Quest? It's a site where collectors create online albums of their collections. Its a nice way to show your collection in an organize way. http://www.collectorsquest.com/collections/by/boki
ah, ambitious goal But you are on the right track, and yes, much more easier to start it right away as you build your collection that the other way around (photographing after the collection is already built up!) As many already mentioned, your photos re nice.
Hey, have you checked out the site called Collector"s Quest? It's a site where collectors create online albums of their collections. Its a nice way to show your collection in an organize way. http://www.collectorsquest.com/collections/by/boki
thank you!
Thanks for the tip! I checked it out and made an account, but I'm going to have to wait for when I have a nice chunk of spare time to set up everything I have other collections I'll probably end up adding in too, so it could take a while
I saw your collection on there though, and it looks amazing!
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Re: My Collection: An Ongoing Photo Catalog « Reply #34 on Feb 27, 2012, 6:13pm »
I also love the Favorite collection, I need to focus on getting more of them. I don't mind the paint jobs that much honestly, except for the Spinosaurus. I wish it looked more like their desktop model.
Your collection is really coming along Thundercharge, I don't think I've seen a collection grow quite as fast as yours!
I love Kinto/Favorite, I just don't like the paintjobs they come with.
Yeah, some of them don't show off the fantastic molds and detail as well as they could. But I think they do a decent enough job, and still make for some fantastic figures Some of my favorites!
I also love the Favorite collection, I need to focus on getting more of them. I don't mind the paint jobs that much honestly, except for the Spinosaurus. I wish it looked more like their desktop model.
Your collection is really coming along Thundercharge, I don't think I've seen a collection grow quite as fast as yours!
Oh, if it was colored that way it would be 10x the awesome! I'm not the hugest fan of the paint job either, but it doesn't take away from it being an amazing figure and mold
Pics of Favorite figures out of their packing coming soon!
Ohhh, nice picture! Good way to show off those new additions. Those are cool figures, I have them, too.
Haha thank you! The only thing I didn't like about that picture was the Parasaurolophus doesn't seem too alarmed But I thought these figures were awesome for showing a group attack!
I agree they are pretty cool Cool to know someone else has them as well
Ok, here's an addition, Carnegie Camarasaurus (an awesome sauropod!):
And their spot in my collection alongside other Jurassic giants: