Re: My collection - pre-Action Force
Posted: 24 Jan 2009 18:23
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Though I completely see Jaye's point of view, I completely disagree!
New figures are almost a challenge now for me to find a space to get them onto the shelves.
There'll be no space and 5 new figures to fit on. Half hour later and a bit of shelf-swapping and moving around and presto! Like they've always been there!
Rotation of stuff? Fine in theory, but the reality after a long day's work is usually 'ah, can't be arsed!'
And for Ikea. Man, I love Ikea! It like Lego for grown-ups!
I'm never happier than when I've something from Ikea that needs building.
I use the Billy range and they ROCK! I've doubled the shelving, added extra parts to fit up into the 'lost' space above the cabinets and below the ceiling, changed the doors... Like I said, it reminds me of the Lego days!
So, obviously each to their own, but for me, Ikea every time.
Though I completely see Jaye's point of view, I completely disagree!
New figures are almost a challenge now for me to find a space to get them onto the shelves.
There'll be no space and 5 new figures to fit on. Half hour later and a bit of shelf-swapping and moving around and presto! Like they've always been there!
Rotation of stuff? Fine in theory, but the reality after a long day's work is usually 'ah, can't be arsed!'
And for Ikea. Man, I love Ikea! It like Lego for grown-ups!
I'm never happier than when I've something from Ikea that needs building.
I use the Billy range and they ROCK! I've doubled the shelving, added extra parts to fit up into the 'lost' space above the cabinets and below the ceiling, changed the doors... Like I said, it reminds me of the Lego days!
So, obviously each to their own, but for me, Ikea every time.
( bit sad really but I am sure one day I will have everything on display..