hmmm really? Maybe that's what wrong with my collection room as Ive got it painted aqua blue. although the glass shelves I have em on is black tinted, unfortunately it's shadowy so the figures at the back part tend to just not pop in sight. Someone said to me once - "What if my collection came to life (ala toy story) what would you do?" I guess he thinks Im gonna freak out in panic:p.... I said , "Great! Id have less things to do then around the house as with an army of robots they can clean the dishes, do my laundry, clean their room and themselves, dust the house and provide home security :D:D"Quote:
Originally Posted by lancalot
Bidoofdude, I recommend those Obitsu stands as well as I use them when posing my Beasties in action poses. Their strong enough to accomodatethe deluxe Generations figures if youd like them in action poses like flying or jumping with their swords on attack.
http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/b...2/DSC02203.jpg
I use them for my DCUC figures the same way and those are heavy figs, just need some balancing at times. :)
http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/b...2/DSC02271.jpg
But, for G1 figures the risers are the way to go as they don't have much articulation anyways for a "dynamic action pose" display :). Best just have them in tallest at the back to smallest in front but have them in alternate position that way the ones at the back can still be seen well unlike if you just line them up in a straight line from front to back.
Hope to see your collection update pics :D:D
