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[Fighbird]

Took me almost a week, and I still haven't taken pictures of everything (am missing most of my Brave, and missing all of Eldoran and Microman). But anyways, here we go.



Boxed and carded G1 in black packaging. This is what Transformers is to me: Going into a toy store and seing a selection very much like this with this classic package design. My prize gem in here is the Menasor giftset -- rarely have I seen such a huge box in such pristine condition. BTW, everything is opened, except all the carded stuff, and Nightbeat is still sealed on his insert. And yes, lots of Seasprays... more on that later.

BTW, anyone able to see what is amiss on this picture?



Japanese G1. Yes, a lot of reissues in there (everything but Apeface and the Trainbots, actually), but I love these with their deliberate G1 design reproductions. Apeface was the first G1 Transformer I bought when I got back into collecting in 1998, and has a high sentimental value for me. The single-pack Raiden (top right hand corner) took me 5 years to complete, but was definitely worth it. Everything has been opened at one point.



G1 related stuff I forgot to include on the previous pictures... Everything is still sealed, except Hook and Downforce. Bonecrusher is the Mexican release (check the company logo in the lower left-hand corner). Love the G1 design on the Windcharger keychain release.



UK/Spanish gold and silver G1. In my mind the REAL Classics... I remember seing commercials on german TV for the Motorvators, and remember seing them in the local toy store, but didn't get one 'till the late 90s. Very blocky, but the gimmick is pretty neat, I think.



A blurry (sorry) shot of my loose G1 -- check the next two pics for details.



All toys are complete, except for AM Megatron missing his 'bot (he's in the repair shop), Nightbeat missing his helmet (I have the small guns, though!), and the two Breastmasters (both are quite shoddy, but I want to modify them anyway for my "UK version Liokaiser").



Many of these loose toys are from my childhood collection, but mostly are from the last 10 years, even though I'm mostly a MIB/MOC collector.

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