me !

Yes another Gull! hehehehe:D Mabuhay and welcome to the forum erm... numbers!!

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am i the only westie here ?

this reminds me of my last job at cba in syd..... lol

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welcome, im from blacktown how about u?

wetherill park area

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wetherill park area

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so what stuff do you collect? me im just a beginner compare to the other guys here.

generation 1 tf toys

and dc figures

ive noticed people on here collect a variety of tf toys i just assumed it was g1

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generation 1 tf toys

and dc figures

ive noticed people on here collect a variety of tf toys i just assumed it was g1

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wow nice so how many do you have of the G1? I collect Marvels and TMNTs as well and Batman stuff i love Batman, yeah. did you find the thread for getting rid of yellow stuff from your figures?

id have to count them. im guessing 30 figures.

no i didnt find that thread, it sounds abit like a myth lol

can u paste the link ?

hi 16364279:)

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wow nice so how many do you have of the G1? I collect Marvels and TMNTs as well and Batman stuff i love Batman, yeah. did you find the thread for getting rid of yellow stuff from your figures?

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Originally Posted by 16364279

id have to count them. im guessing 30 figures.

no i didnt find that thread, it sounds abit like a myth lol

can u paste the link ?

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here you guys go - Hydrogen peroxide bath and the sun (ironically) works to make this method effective. Ive tried it more than once.

http://www.otca.com.au/boards/showth...eroxide&page=7

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y22...vatars/wb1.jpg

In terms of just general cleanliness/hygiene, here's what works for me:

+ Store your Transformers in a way where there's minimal exposure to dust. I personally have a Transformers room - there's nothing else inside that room except for Transformers and people don't go inside that room except to view or handle Transformers. All bedrooms in my house are out of bounds for my cat. As a result there's very, very little dust in there due to minimal human and animal contact. This has been the best way I've found yet to combat dust (prevention's better than cure ;)).

+ I also use an anti-static cleaning brush and cotton tips from time to time. I've heard some people use those aerosol air sprays (the ones that are used to clean keyboards) and apparently it works really well on toys, but I've personally not tried that myself. It would also be an expensive way to regularly clean your toys too.