Enough To Make A Grown Man Cry

DAMartin · Post by **DAMartin** » 22 Jul 2009 17:59

D'Compose wrote:I'm pretty sure he goes by the name *something*Soundwave or Soundwave*something* on most forums...obviously *something* means some other word entirely

That's because Soundwave SUPERIOR!

gung-hoeddie · Post by **gung-hoeddie** » 22 Jul 2009 21:17

Lady Jaye wrote:
The Baron wrote:Yeah, this is f*cking cool!
To me that is one of the least impressive pictures. That has got nothing to do with collecting, it is bulk buying. A total of 240 figures, that makes 40 6-packs of Cobra Infantry forces = $800. They were around $20 at time of release.

Eddie's Cobra collection impresses me way more, because that took effort to compile.

thanks jaye i had my first straight arm cobra trooper yesterday chuffed with that one, i can't deny that the picture does look fab however i did watch a youtube film the other day a serious collector made of his one thousand original cobra trooper army. it was out of this world.

Golden Puma · Post by **Golden Puma** » 24 Jul 2009 14:08

dj soundwave is the name he uses most often, I believe he has substantial collections in quite a few areas. Good bloke from what I've seen, not the most prolific poster

GI Rob · Post by **GI Rob** » 28 Jul 2009 19:23

Anyone know what type of cases these are? This is the sort of thing I want to do

D'Compose · Post by **D'Compose** » 28 Jul 2009 19:33

GI Rob wrote:

Anyone know what type of cases these are? This is the sort of thing I want to do

They look like these...

TY Beanie Baby Display Case

...but I think they're a little bigger and for the amount he has there must be a cheaper way to buy them.

Red Laser · Post by **Red Laser** » 28 Jul 2009 19:39

It's like that scene in V where they find millions of humans frozen in the ship.

Thundershot · Post by **Thundershot** » 28 Jul 2009 19:51

Anyone with the money can army build using new figures...it takes time & dedication to truly build a good collection of older figures & vehicles.
In one case, it took many years of attending toy fairs & boot sales to complete my

...mind you this was years before Fee-Bay was even invented.
The internet has made collecting a lot easier, if more expensive, hobby than it used to be when I 1st started

They look a lot like them Pro-tech cases to me, I keep my 6" figures in Beanie baby cases...

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I think you can get this sort of case from Smalljoe.com..mine came free from Modellers loft with a Star Wars figure,

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DAMartin · Post by **DAMartin** » 28 Jul 2009 20:04

Ironblood wrote:It's like that scene in V where they find millions of humans frozen in the ship.

It reminded me more to the Simpson's Treehouse of Horror segment with Bart as Stretch Dude and Lisa as Clobber Girl, where the Collector (Comic Book Guy) had many celebrities in mylar bags.

The Baron · Post by **The Baron** » 28 Jul 2009 20:06

This is a link to Squad Leader's site:

http://www.vintagestarwarscollectables. ... cases.html

I don't know of any other UK sellers.

D'Compose · Post by **D'Compose** » 28 Jul 2009 20:14

That's Squad Leader's shop?? Cool, I bought some stands off him on eGay...off to the feedback thread I go!!!

Blood for the Baron!

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