i like the sparse distribution of the glow in there, and the sort of haphazard combination of all the different toys. i'm not really all that fond of collections that are too ordered or focused actually.
There's one of them. I think you are linking to the photo page rather than the photo itself. If you go to 'all sizes', then choose medium (or whatever), then you can copy/paste from the link it gives you at the bottom of the page.
Are you hosting them on a off site like photobucket or flickr? Copy the off site link and use the IMG tab under the title when posting. Paste link in between these.
daaamn nips...!!! I see you found yourself a cheap old glittery maza lying around eh' buddy... nice bemons....
OK! 1 year 8 months. Going around the room left to right. This is almost everything excluding a couple of bags full of unopened stuff which I will get around to when I clear more of the bookcase out. Larger images on my flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/connell/
@ nips: fantastic setup!!! ...wooden cabinets toys best friends. lovin ur blobpus collection - very charming. your love for toys is overwhelming mr. hunter. joels chaos man shines out crazy.
wow, man...that is a great set up! Do you ever leave that room???? I don't think I could...! really cool, PH. thanks for sharing!
damn connell... that's one sweet room of fumes...!!! love how all the different pieces are scattered about like that...
Re: i really really really like that union76 painting/print(?)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (my first job was pumping gas at a union '76 station, so that might help me like it. i loved that job.) ......oh, and the toys are nice too.
Top shelf is just temporary until I get enough to fill it with more SB. But for now this is my set up. I know the pic is really crappy, but I'm doing the best I can with an iPhone cam.
Wow VivaHate those are some great shelves. Here is my meek kaiju collection. I have to move all my toys to my attic studio so I figured it was a good time for a whole collection shot. Not the best pics in the world but heh.
