Displays

I've been meaning to say this one for a while.

>buying just accessories ever
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>>5769799
post yours so that we can have a good idea of exactly what you're working with

The trick is to have space around each individual figure. It doesn't need a ton of space, just enough that from like, 15 feet away, you can tell that it's a shelf of some number of individual objects, not just a wall of plastic like in the OP pic.

OP, that is an incredible setup. If you have an imgur album I would love to see it.

>>5769799
If you want shit lookin nice and classy, get some detolfs and light them well. Keep a minimum of like 5 figures in each one and put a few of them on acrylic risers. Make sure what you're displaying is posed well also, look at reference photos.

>>5770643
you must not have read the full op comment...

The problem with the op pic is that they're all transformers. Way back when all I collected was transformers I could never get a display to look good. It didn't matter how well or how far apart I posed each figure, problem is once you get at least 5 or more tfs on the same shelf, it starts to look like a cluster fuck.

I guess what I'm trying to get at is if transformers is your problem, pack a bit up and only display a few at a time. If you have other figs just came up with a good pose and keep a good inch or so between your figs.

>>5770711
Yeah, because of the transforming gimmick, most Transformers don't really look good as display pieces.