Cyberverse displays and dioramas!

[Lint]

Very nice! Love the wirework

[Sinnertwin]

Such heroic nonsense
Nice work i often find Cyberverse figures a lot more entertaining in terms of play value compared to their larger counterparts

[Hursticon]

For such a confined space, you've done pretty damn well mate.

[liegeprime]

For such a confined space, you've done pretty damn well mate.

+1

Such heroic nonsense
Nice work i often find Cyberverse figures a lot more entertaining in terms of play value compared to their larger counterparts

Too true!!

Well done ILS!! truly a dynamic display! need to take a cue from you as admittedly Ive got my Cyberverse display in boring face front common poses hehehe

[ILikeSoundwave]

Thanks guys!, yea it is a confined space but I'm looking to get a larger shelf when we move to have more room, because I have a lot more cyberverse stuff to get like Jet Vehicon army and Insection squad (an army if commanders is too much) and Shockwave etc.

[UltraMarginal]

Great Idea for a thread IlikeSoundwave.

I tend to try to put most of my figures in some sort of "not just standing there" configureation.

My Prime cyberverse is in a state of flux at the moment.
It's a bit more cramped than I'd like and I haven't gone to the extent of suspending wires like you have (which works really well btw) but here it is below.


From the Autobots side:


From the Decepticons side:


and a close up of the show down between Prime and Megs at the base of Unicron Mountain.


I've shifted stuff around a bit recently, earlier season characters are at the back at the top while continuing/new characters and toys are on the lower shelf. Helps split up differing molds for each character.

[GoktimusPrime]

Heh, I used to do this when I was about your age ILikeSoundwave (which was a jolly long time ago... and it was just G1 toys). I couldn't do it now because:
a) It's too space consuming.
b) It takes too long to reset every time I play with the toys.

But I used to put sparkly gel on strips of paper that I carefully cut out and then attached to ends of guns to make it look like they were shooting lasers at each other.