Shelf update.
Posted by Roger
Spring cleaning has begun, and as a result I have rearranged the few toys I have on display. My Jim Woodring vinyls now preside over the bookshelf, Mantra ever-vigilant, and Dorbel snickering behind his back. These are still the only designer toys that have spurred my consumer response, and I'm already clearing out space behind them for Mr. Bumper.
The main shelf has now been rearranged a bit...
...because it now features THE LEAGUE OF TRANSLUCENT TOYS!
Yes, THE LEAGUE OF TRANSLUCENT TOYS! They stand ever-vigilant, ready at a moment's notice to spread translucence... or something.
Looking closely at the VF-1S' guts, you can see that the pilot is the ghost of Roy Fokker, or maybe Walrus Man. Please pardon the fuzz.
Also, Kubrick Roger is now very happy to have his own Scopedog:
The main shelf has now been rearranged a bit...
...because it now features THE LEAGUE OF TRANSLUCENT TOYS!
Yes, THE LEAGUE OF TRANSLUCENT TOYS! They stand ever-vigilant, ready at a moment's notice to spread translucence... or something.
Looking closely at the VF-1S' guts, you can see that the pilot is the ghost of Roy Fokker, or maybe Walrus Man. Please pardon the fuzz.
Also, Kubrick Roger is now very happy to have his own Scopedog:
Another shelf update (as if you care).
Shelves are populated again entirely with vinyl, with reservoirs of Soul of Bullmarks and ERASERS at the top:
M1GO monstrous masterpieces and Sakamoto Showten VOTOMS vinyls:
Jim Woodring menagerie:
TEDEROS kaiju and aliens:
A smattering of Battlestar Galactica, Star Wars, powered suit, and Robocon toys on the bookshelf. (just imagine this is between the Death Star and the Viper Mark 7, waiting patiently...)
Glowies under the lamp stay charged so they can keep me warm at night:
Shelves are populated again entirely with vinyl, with reservoirs of Soul of Bullmarks and ERASERS at the top:
M1GO monstrous masterpieces and Sakamoto Showten VOTOMS vinyls:
Jim Woodring menagerie:
TEDEROS kaiju and aliens:
A smattering of Battlestar Galactica, Star Wars, powered suit, and Robocon toys on the bookshelf. (just imagine this is between the Death Star and the Viper Mark 7, waiting patiently...)
Glowies under the lamp stay charged so they can keep me warm at night:
Shelf update. (like you care)
A little bit of rotation. Haro and the egg are back in the main apartment. The top two shelves now contain vinyls of an inspirational nature for me:
Bottom two shelves remain the same:
Bookshelf has something old, something new...
...something shrunk, something vinyl, something zinc...
And a new fuzzy addition. I don't know why, but I can't put this guy down:
"BER BER BER BER BER BER BER BER!"
A little bit of rotation. Haro and the egg are back in the main apartment. The top two shelves now contain vinyls of an inspirational nature for me:
Bottom two shelves remain the same:
Bookshelf has something old, something new...
...something shrunk, something vinyl, something zinc...
And a new fuzzy addition. I don't know why, but I can't put this guy down:
"BER BER BER BER BER BER BER BER!"
Shelf update, with new additions from the Orient!
Top shelf is now a historical retrospective of Godzillas large and small:
Next shelf down, the M1GO shrine:
Real Robot vinyl rules the 3rd shelf. Waiting on more entries from Macross and Patlabor to increase the density here:
Woodring vinyls have been moved to the bottom, but that doesn't mean they're unloved. This shelf is pretty sparse because there's nothing that "goes" with them:
Bookshelf is now a mix of Robocon and Maschinen Krieger ZbV 3000, two great tastes that taste great together. Check out the TTToy windups on the left:
For those of you who are getting that clear M1GO Hedora, you won't be disappointed. The vinyl is squishy (probably due to whatever process it takes to make it clear), but it's stuffed with two different types of tinsel and pipe cleaners. Here it is, by the dawn's early light:
Top shelf is now a historical retrospective of Godzillas large and small:
Next shelf down, the M1GO shrine:
Real Robot vinyl rules the 3rd shelf. Waiting on more entries from Macross and Patlabor to increase the density here:
Woodring vinyls have been moved to the bottom, but that doesn't mean they're unloved. This shelf is pretty sparse because there's nothing that "goes" with them:
Bookshelf is now a mix of Robocon and Maschinen Krieger ZbV 3000, two great tastes that taste great together. Check out the TTToy windups on the left:
For those of you who are getting that clear M1GO Hedora, you won't be disappointed. The vinyl is squishy (probably due to whatever process it takes to make it clear), but it's stuffed with two different types of tinsel and pipe cleaners. Here it is, by the dawn's early light:
THE SORTING II: THROUGH THE PORTAL OF TIME
I'm a horrible procrastinator. Sometimes when I set out to accomplish something in one day, I dump whatever it is on my bed so I have to get through it, otherwise I don't have a place to sleep that night.
I needed to find some things and re-consolidate my stored toys to reclaim closet space, so this is what I did:
And so it begins again, taking over the room while I put everything into piles...
...and then a game of Meta-Tetris where I shove those piles into boxes, and put those boxes back into the closet. Not an inch to spare this time:
A couple of interesting things resurfaced, including an uncommon (but not necessarily desired) sofubi:
And this awesome little gift (Thank you, Walter!), a little Maschinen Krieger keychain that was produced by Kow Yokoyama's wife, and signed by Kow. I know, I have no guts, leaving this bagged:
(And Dax, if you're reading this, sorry, I did not find the Ghoul's Night Out pin.)
And here they are, the redoubled shelves, newly laden with extra poly vinyl chloride and a little zinc:
I'm a horrible procrastinator. Sometimes when I set out to accomplish something in one day, I dump whatever it is on my bed so I have to get through it, otherwise I don't have a place to sleep that night.
I needed to find some things and re-consolidate my stored toys to reclaim closet space, so this is what I did:
And so it begins again, taking over the room while I put everything into piles...
...and then a game of Meta-Tetris where I shove those piles into boxes, and put those boxes back into the closet. Not an inch to spare this time:
A couple of interesting things resurfaced, including an uncommon (but not necessarily desired) sofubi:
And this awesome little gift (Thank you, Walter!), a little Maschinen Krieger keychain that was produced by Kow Yokoyama's wife, and signed by Kow. I know, I have no guts, leaving this bagged:
(And Dax, if you're reading this, sorry, I did not find the Ghoul's Night Out pin.)
And here they are, the redoubled shelves, newly laden with extra poly vinyl chloride and a little zinc:
This is one of the few weekends where I've been able to spend more than a couple of hours at home, so lots of rearranging and reorganizing going on here. I've been in my new apartment six months and figured it was time to shake things up.
Some friends of mine gave me this ultra-cool "tic tac toe shelf" as a housewarming gift, which now showcases my Soul of Bullmarks:
Inhabitants of Nebula M78 have been segregated into their own ghetto on the bottom of the shelf, as they are inferior (they don't stand up well):
And a couple of Iwakura Bullmark Legends hang out with my Kubrick:
Across the room, family photos adorn the wall:
And the subjects guard my XM unit.
Everything else, being catalogued, priced, and sorted on the floor...
TO BE CONTINUED...
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/23/2009 01:37PM by Roger.
Some friends of mine gave me this ultra-cool "tic tac toe shelf" as a housewarming gift, which now showcases my Soul of Bullmarks:
Inhabitants of Nebula M78 have been segregated into their own ghetto on the bottom of the shelf, as they are inferior (they don't stand up well):
And a couple of Iwakura Bullmark Legends hang out with my Kubrick:
Across the room, family photos adorn the wall:
And the subjects guard my XM unit.
Everything else, being catalogued, priced, and sorted on the floor...
TO BE CONTINUED...
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/23/2009 01:37PM by Roger.
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