Only people who have participated in the main survey poll and voted "1000 or more" are eligible to partake in this poll. As with the main poll, you must count your Transformers according to the Universal Counting Method.
Thank you.
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Only people who have participated in the main survey poll and voted "1000 or more" are eligible to partake in this poll. As with the main poll, you must count your Transformers according to the Universal Counting Method.
Thank you.
:confused:Over 1000 was the easy part, I'm toooooooo lazy to count past there as I run out of fingers and toes:D
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Originally Posted by 1orion2many
:eek: Are you a Predacon or Maximal 1Orion2many????:D:p
Have you tried categorizing the ones you brought after the 1000 mark into "TF Faction";) and/or "TF Series";)
Sorry Goktimus prime if i am not allowed to reply here...and if this dosn't help you 1orion2many.:o
(And just in case Gokitimus Prime you have questions these answer :p:):D
- yes, i voted in the right poll :p which wasn't this one sadly :(:o )
- and I think i can say Yes to I know The Universal Counting Method which basically is:
"Anything with the Transformers name that is from Hasbro/Takara "or otherwise licenced by ether/both of them" that can configure from a "Alternate Mode" to "Lowest" able complete robot mode "and" can fully Transform as was originally designed to do.:rolleyes::p i think )
Anyone can post here - but yeah, only those who have 1000+ (UCM) in their collection are eligible to vote. :)
I have always been curious as to how you guys with 1000+ TFs manage to own so many? especially UCM 1000+ transformer toys?
Surely there must be a large portion of your collection that you dont really like but have bought at the time to complete a set or it was on special etc...
or do you guys like them all??
good job anyways, but i just wanted to ask...
For me it's because I've been collecting Transformers continuously since 1984. So basically it's taken me a quarter of a century of constant TF collecting to build my collection, which means that yeah, generally I do get to enjoy them because it's been a gradual process of accumulation rather than say going insane on eBay over a short period of time.
The Wonder Years
1986: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y22...th_g1_1986.jpg 1988: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y22...th_g1_1988.jpg 1989: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y22...th_g1_1989.jpg
1997: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y22...kuro_makku.jpg 2001: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y22...h_melbmeet.jpg 2003: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y22..._ozformers.jpg
2004: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y22...2003group2.jpg 2007: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y22...oviemeet08.jpg 2008: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y22...t_nov08_05.jpg
2009: http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y22...axpreview1.jpg
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Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime
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Originally Posted by G1Optimal
Maximal Dinobot:D, You obviously never seen my pics of the disaster room lol. It's in Grapples artistic creations somewhere and it has got a lot worse :D
I categorise mine by series. My collection is displayed by series and my database is also sorted accordingly.
I'd pretty much +1 what Gok said. I've been doing it since they came out in 1984, and apart from a brief pause in the early to mid 90's (which is why my collection has very little G2) have been collecting pretty much constantly.Quote:
Originally Posted by bruticus