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Is there anyone else who does NOT open their figures and keeps them MIB?

AR-99 wrote:Is there anyone else who does NOT open their figures and keeps them MIB?

Not I. If I get a figure it's because I want it, and therefore will likely never sell it. I'm gonna use it/play with it/whatever, not keep it sitting in its damn box. I do use boxes to store accessories or for transport, though.

AR-99 wrote:Is there anyone else who does NOT open their figures and keeps them MIB?

If it's a figure I've fallen in love with? I'll buy a second to keep in package so that I have a spare. Such as RD Eva-02, I bought one specifically to put away for safe keeping. Also picked up a second Figma Rei to do the same. If I had the chance? I might end up getting a second SPEC Eva-02 to put away.

That's the only time I'll keep a figure MIB. Like Bagheera said, I buy figures to enjoy the figure itself, not the package. Package is a way to transport it to me.

(Spoiled due to insanely large image. Sorry.)



My collection when compared to most is pretty small, but hey, it's what I got. I plan on adding a few figures and maybe Death and Rebirth if I can find it for a price less than 100 bucks.

I like your american version of the box of End of Evangelion.
In France the picture is different (and I don't like it :/).

Joe wrote:I like your american version of the box of End of Evangelion.
In France the picture is different (and I don't like it :/).

SPOILER: Show

It came with a poster of the cover too, I plan on framing it sometime this week actually.

It came with a poster of the cover too, I plan on framing it sometime this week actually.

Erf, you lucky guys, I envy you

I'm not currently home, I will show you my little collec' soon.

ScottAsher wrote:I plan on adding a few figures and maybe Death and Rebirth if I can find it for a price less than 100 bucks.

I hope that's a typo, because Death and Rebirth is pretty readily available on the used market for $10-$15. For example, this auction has a copy with the insert poster for a BIN price of $15.50 including shipping.

svenge wrote:I hope that's a typo, because Death and Rebirth is pretty readily available on the used market for $10-$15. For example, this auction has a copy with the insert poster for a BIN price of $15.50 including shipping.

Shit, really?

I was looking at Amazon and it was all 100+

Good thing you came here first. ;)

well, here is my collection :

Dvd/blueray/pack


Artbook/games


VHS (french collector edition)



Fig'



Poster (and VHS for comparison)


Say cheese ! (oups, gunbuster spotted)

Awesome figure.

^It took me an eternity to find it, it was out of stock absolutely everywhere.

Bough a new piece of furniture for all my geeky stuff this weekend..
Evangelion has some large space...

Joe wrote:^It took me an eternity to find it, it was out of stock absolutely everywhere.

Understandable, especially if you turn it around. I think the sculptor really got a kick out of crafting this one.

I still have the following items available for anybody interested.

The crossed out/grayed out items have been sold.



Whatever I don't sell, I'll end up donating at the end of the year.

After providing a preview of what I have, I went through and compiled a definitive inventory of everything and obtained photos of same. This is everything, most of it unseen, but it is there. Logistically I cannot lay everything out and get it all into one shot at this time, so this is the closest.


The numbered items are a sample:

1) Eva-02 Movie Ver. by Kaiyodo
2) Binder full of shitajiki
3) Wall scrolls
4) Genesis 0:8 LD
5) Nerv leather cap
6) Posters
7) High Grade Figure Eva-01 and Eva-02 by Sega (30" tall)
8) Shikinami figure by Sega
9) Rei 1/6 cold cast figure sculpted by Yukiwo Ageta
10) Eva-01 Extra by Kaiyodo
11) Bandai wafers
12) UCC Coffee Hakone set of 6
13) All printed materials not including manga

A couple up close pics:

All of it can be seen on the website I set up, the Evangelion Virtual Museum, something I've wanted to do for the past few years but wasn't inspired to work on until getting involved with EGF. So I have you, my fellow Eva fans and collectors, for helping light the fire that inspired me to complete this undertaking. Because of my collection's size and availability of storage space most of it is boxed up as shown. Thus another function of the website is to help me see what I have in order to avoid future duplication, as I uncovered several duplicates of what I already have.[/spoiler]

What prompted you to go with Weebly for the site? Not a bad decision actually...

Was curious with what you did after you made that thread in the general section.

Updated that thread to explain why to keep the discussion focused.