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I'm after all of the Skullbrains. Still need a few though... These are by far my favorite figure though. Alas, the hunt continues.


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el maz wrote:
congrats on completing it

odd as it sounds, i used to be a lego completist. i would collect whole series of legos. it got out of hand when i, at one time, had the entire catalog of lego star wars toys


first...congrats knewnan...it must feel good to conquer one head to the SB beast.

maz...you still got your LEGO SW stuff? i have quite an attic full myself but not complete. :evil:


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I have the Alpha Beasts too, if you are not going to count the blanks.


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I don't count unreleased toys, if I did I would go crazy.

I just saw the blank dorbel in an old S7 mag, I wonder if Brian would sell it.


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Oh, yeah, Woodring, how could I forget!

dorbels... I have the released ones; newts, both sets; both colored mantras; the jiva dolls; and the frank toys.

(also have a nice set of prints from Pressure Printing - seems I got those from Glenn many moons ago - he was accumulating capital to buy some other art.)


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Frank expalined why on KR a while ago..Something about 2 compounds that they mix to get the gold color and they separate after a while if not mixed well enough...


Didn't it have something to do with oxidation, or some reactivity of the paint?


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I a simple incompletist.


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I am working on becoming a non-completist (incompletist). But it is hard work.


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i have complete sets of ... nothing. the only thing i'm attempting to complete are the pumpkin brains. completeness in general doesn't interest me so much. the times when i've actually completed sets of things, i eventually sell of all or part as it was more the acquisition than the possession that was interesting to me. might happen with the pumpkins if i obtain the last two, though the ones i thought i'd like the least (atmos) i liked quite a bit more when i saw them up close.

and geo, the pressure printing stuff came from me :p -- jake.


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and geo, the pressure printing stuff came from me :p -- jake.


Ooops!!! Well, I still love them!


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I do not have any complete sets. When it comes to most figures, there are color variants that simply don't appeal to me. If I actually liked all of the color variants of a particular sculpt, I might consider becoming a completist. That hasn't happened yet though.

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devilboy wrote:
el maz wrote:
congrats on completing it

odd as it sounds, i used to be a lego completist. i would collect whole series of legos. it got out of hand when i, at one time, had the entire catalog of lego star wars toys


first...congrats knewnan...it must feel good to conquer one head to the SB beast.

maz...you still got your LEGO SW stuff? i have quite an attic full myself but not complete. :evil:


i have a large chunk, but i got rid of quite a bit of them when that last star wars movie came out. prices were ridiculous on them at that time


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I'm absolutely not a completist but w/SB theres a ton of them I really want so I almost feel like a SB completist but highly doubt i'll ever own all of them..

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el maz wrote:
odd as it sounds, i used to be a lego completist. i would collect whole series of legos. it got out of hand when i, at one time, had the entire catalog of lego star wars toys


star wars/space legos were my favorite toy as a kid.


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I'm still a kid... :D


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Knewnan wrote:
el maz wrote:
odd as it sounds, i used to be a lego completist. i would collect whole series of legos. it got out of hand when i, at one time, had the entire catalog of lego star wars toys


star wars/space legos were my favorite toy as a kid.


hell...i think they are STILL my favorite toys

i would love to do a series of artwork built out of legos


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I was a Simpson's completist with their World of Springfield line. Well, almost. I PLANNED on being a completist. As it is I'm missing only 3 pieces. Sometimes I think I'll grab them just so I can truly say it's complete. But more often I think about getting rid of all the variants (still carded!) and just keeping the original figures. And I'd love to get rid of all the dioramas!


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Didn't it have something to do with oxidation, or some reactivity of the paint


Yeah I'm not really sure hyper but that sounds about right..Saw it when he posted it but wound up being one of those tidbits of info that just didnt sink in..Plus I may have had a few in me too... :D

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Knewnan wrote:
What figures/scuplts/artist do you strive to, or already own, complete collections of?


MARS-1 x Recon & Observers
Woodring Dorbels
James Jarvis In-Crowd series
Kaws x Pushead Companions (final piece currently en route)
Be@rbrick BWWT 100% Sets

Michael Lau:
CC1-10 Mono versions
CC16 Boy D (Promo, Colour, Maharishi, Relax)
CC16 Bear Artist Series
SFCC 20-21
Lamdogs x 10

Optimistic:
Brendan Monroe Sours
Baseman Dunces (awaiting next instalment!)

When Hell freezes over:
SB Ghosfighters
SB Skullwings
Sam Flores Tigerbabies (just missing Gold!)
Ledbetter (just missing Lava)


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el maz wrote:
Knewnan wrote:
el maz wrote:
odd as it sounds, i used to be a lego completist. i would collect whole series of legos. it got out of hand when i, at one time, had the entire catalog of lego star wars toys


star wars/space legos were my favorite toy as a kid.


hell...i think they are STILL my favorite toys

i would love to do a series of artwork built out of legos


that can be arranged if you're serious...pm me. :twisted:


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Not a completist.
I just buy what catches my eye. I don't understand owning a specific colorway or figure that doesn't call out to me.


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