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In 2002, I moved my collection into a spare bedroom and created my first room devoted exclusively to the collection
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Bought some shelves at Home Depot and cut them to fit the walls exactly
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There was finally room for my R2-D2 cooler to be displayed (he had been in the garage for years)
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Images taken while I still hadn't opened everything yet
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Look at all those carded figures! Yikes!
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The tiny room had a mirrored closet, which made it look a little bigger.
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All those POTF2 figures. Sigh.
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Japanese Bottle caps.
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These pictures were apparently taken before I discovered my camera had a flash.
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My first Death Star Shuttle arrival scene. It's grown a bit since then. :-)
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Oddly enough, I think my first real army building was done with Battle Droids.
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Four bookshelves back to back in the center of the room housed my entire Hasbro 12" collection.
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Taken from the door, looking in
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I never blocked out the window with anything but the blinds. What an amateur.
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Almost all of these 12" figures came from one collector
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He drove them up from Oregon in the back of his truck
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Seeing them all together was really cool. They took up my entire living room.
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The only picture I took looking out into the hallway (that was my bedroom door across the hall).
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