ZZZZZ image graveyard.

Yep, it also got me to search for other threea videos that other folks may have posted up. Good to see all the old stuff.

Brilliant work!

Peaceday 2

Just WOW !

UsedUniverse wrote:Just WOW !

Glad you like it.

And thanks for the comment! A rare thing here nowadays

More ZZZZZ imagery needed. This is my official request.
End of year blowout please.

Please direct the WWR movie!
I can only imagine that your pics are screenshots of the awesome movie trailer.

After years being locked up in their cardboard coffins, I finally freed part of my 3A collection. We rented this space with my friends as our "club house". I got "free" extra storage space for my toy boxes in return to building a display cabinet for my 3A collection.



No photo would do justice as it's quite difficult to comprehend the scale, even if you have held on of these bigger robots in hand. It's 70cm high and little over 4 meters wide. The scale surprises me every time I enter that room.

And it's been so much fun opening the boxes and posing the figures after quite a few years. I'm so happy to finally have a place to display them!

Great job. They're too cool to have them not on display.

We have two big display cabinets in our bedroom stuffed with threeA figures.
Pretty often I lay on bed just looking at them.
Head completely empty (which is pretty rare for me)

gar wrote:We have two big display cabinets in our bedroom stuffed with threeA figures.
Pretty often I lay on bed just looking at them.
Head completely empty (which is pretty rare for me)

Sounds awesome!

I have lots of other toys around our flat  It's just that my wife really doesn't like war/weapon related stuff to be on display. She really loves our Coarse collection though - and Kaws.

And I'm not complaining. That new display is really a dream come true. I had hoped to have something like that for a long time - something that also other people could enjoy. It's such a pleasure to see peoples reactions as they see 3A robots for the first time. They can't stop praising the design, paintjob/weathering, use of different materials and insane amount of articulation. It's like reliving the first time I opened the original DP Bramble box...