Complete GID Sleeping Killers? Once I get that, I can pretty much stop collecting toys...

Yes, and I cannot believe I was able to score him.
Really stoked!

Funny story. I was able to nab this set back at sdcc in 2007. Bwana gave me a sneek peek under the shelf on Friday, and we both marveled at how cool the colors glowed in the dark. But when he winced and told me the sets (7 sets ea. w. small killer paintings) were going to be $550 and available at noon- or about half an hour from that time, I told Bwana good luck with that and headed off to eat some pizza. I mean, who in their right mind was going to pay that kind of coin for a small set of unpainted figures, right? Needless to say, about 2 bites into my pizza, and about 5 minutes after noon, I was charging back across the convention floor. And to this day, I'm so glad I did. Such a cool set!

I'm sure you are. Still can't understand why he made so few... Sets could have been broken up...

I haven't seen any individual GID killers show up. Methinks everyone has kept their sets intact, no?

I'm always shocked at how disciplined Scott is with keeping his collection trim...I wish I could skim off the fluff.

It's an inspiration. I think the key is creating a limited space. He has that Deltof (sp?) unit and seems to keep it in there. I'm working on getting a unit I like and plan on keeping it contained. Quality > Quantity. I mean I love seeing huge collections, but not only can I not afford it and don't have the space, I prefer the tight "banzai tree" approach.

One thing people could do to try and follow the model Scott has set up is... don't be a completist!

If I learned anything about toy collecting from anyone, it was that exact thing from Scott. I have never been happier!

At least one (golden smile "custom" set) has been broken up, and one from that set was stolen...

My GID Killers set is still intact

love your pirates!! and those sb brains!!

excellent set up too. the whole damn case POPS!

I've never cared for Killers but all those colors together like that is awesome...I can't imagine how cool they are glowing, damn!

Scott, your collection is great!!
Who is the ape to the left (actual right) of the black GoJu and right of Goji?

I wish I could live by that rule - I'd be rich!

Amazing collection Scott - like a huge stack of Vinyl Jenga

That unpainted 2-head just blew my mind. Can we see a full body shot

Thanks guys. I pretty much love every piece in that case. I used to be a horrible completist-type with bins on top of bins of unopened toys, but now I just like to have a little bit of everything, but only what I can appreciate on display.

yes.. you have great taste & amazed at how you've been able to keep only the best. the few things I traded you in there are pieces I miss most! (if room ever gets too tight, feel free offer them back! (I was very well compensated to part them them))

that detolf is packed to perfection, scott!

It's really inspiring and makes me want to follow suit,, what kind of risers do you use?

Scott uses be@rbrick cases. I only know because I asked him before as well.

Thanks. It's actually an orange and black Butanohana Jiras.

amazing discipline.

still consider myself a newbie - here is nearly all my collection so far . . . .

nice collection! i would say for a "newbie" you are well on your way. now, when you get sick of those Hone-Suke's, fel free to send them my way.

^ the sheer weight of the rxh cats are bending the shelves!

If the "Banzai Tree" happens to accommodate only one Anraku piece and a NAG3, I'm willing to give the cast aways a new home in my "Pagoda Palace of Love".

I don't really think its an issue of being a "completist", I know there are a few here, but to actually complete a line these days is like winning in a lottery---quite a task.

Who are we kidding? Gargamel alone churns out unbelievable out puts, show after show. RXH, Super 7, Zollmen, Secret Base etc. I'm a bit thankful that Cronic has been on a hiatus(?).

A lot of great stuff coming out every month or even every couple of weeks. So many stuffs to be had. So many great talents. So very hard to resist.

What Scott has done here is an awesome display of restraint. I log on to Skullbrain alone and I end up pining for a few pieces already.