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Post by sepp on Nov 19, 2010 14:25:22 GMT
So you got the tiered stand, awesome. It is obviously meant more for display than the ones I have--the risers are quite a bit taller. But then, I found mine in stores, whereas you picked the ones you want from online sources (I'm assuming). Honestly, however they are found, those tiered shelves make displaying large collections WAY easier--especially with lots of low, flat things like some PV and Dinotales figures. I did find this one online, it fit the measurements I was looking for specifically perfectly.  I visited a local storage store and they didn't have anything like this, so I opted for the online store instead. I'm very happy with it! To everyone else, I really recommend shelves (plastic or acrylic) to people wanting to display their smaller shorter figs, they're great. |
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Post by blastoidea on Dec 17, 2010 7:03:46 GMT
Really interesting collection. I like all the natural history objects mixed in as well - stones, snakes, cactus and succulents... you might be interested in lithops.
What is the knife? I thought it might be a bushcraft blade, but the sheath doesn't look like it.
Cheers
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Post by sepp on Dec 17, 2010 8:06:36 GMT
Really interesting collection. I like all the natural history objects mixed in as well - stones, snakes, cactus and succulents... you might be interested in lithops. What is the knife? I thought it might be a bushcraft blade, but the sheath doesn't look like it. Cheers Hey, thank you! I've never heard of lithops before, I looked them up and now I really want some! ;D The knife was a gift for me from my boyfriend, he brought it back to me from Germany when he was away for a month for his work a couple years ago. All I know about it is that it was handmade, with native woods and antler. I wish I knew more about it, I love it very much |
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Post by blastoidea on Dec 17, 2010 19:39:21 GMT
^^^ Lithops are unique (at least I think so). You see them in green houses, but they are usually over-watered and grow tall then instead of being "stone-like". You can buy them by C#'s (which is locality data) and that way get exactly what you like. Anyways... back to dino toys.
Cheers
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Post by ichthyostega on Jan 26, 2011 19:02:51 GMT
Nice collection!! I like your "Astrid"  |
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Post by lio99 on Feb 6, 2011 2:28:25 GMT
How much did you get for the battat diplo
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Post by DinoLord on Feb 7, 2011 3:41:15 GMT
If I remember correctly she paid around $400 for it like two years ago.
Sepp, you should post some new pics of your collection; I want to see my Invictas and WS Mosasaurus!
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Post by sepp on Feb 7, 2011 7:27:15 GMT
I didn't pay nearly that much! I paid $235 And I mean to take new pictures of my collection soon, I just need the time T_T |
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Post by sepp on Sept 8, 2011 20:53:21 GMT
I remember I promised Stonage a long time ago to try to get close ups of the way I hung my pterosaurs, and I tried but my camera is terrible :c so here are my pathetic attempts... please pardon how blurry they are, my camera just cannot take close up pictures ;_; Anyhow, I just hang them with loops of fishing line attached to a pin, and pose them   |
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Post by bowheadwhale on Sept 13, 2011 20:05:33 GMT
Dig out that indricotherium...
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Post by sepp on Sept 13, 2011 20:10:45 GMT
Dig it out?  |
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Post by bowheadwhale on Sept 14, 2011 20:05:16 GMT
Dig it out? That means "check out". I've seen this expression a few times on Action Figure Archives forum; I assumed it was a popular expression in United States...  |
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I visited a local storage store and they didn't have anything like this, so I opted for the online store instead. I'm very happy with it!
