SQUADTS PHOTOS HERE!!

NKD Nozzel by Photo David, on Flickr

Nice Pic!

Thanks!


Full Color Version - SOOC by Photo David, on Flickr



NKD Squadts by Photo David, on Flickr

wow, did you use some special filter to get the intense blue color?

LonerStoner wrote:wow, did you use some special filter to get the intense blue color?

Thanks! Nope, this is straight out of the camera with zero editing. But this was a dark corner and I had shined a high powered flashlight on him to get him to glow super bright just before taking the picture.

thats insane, doesnt look real.
sorta creepy but lets see a shot of a fully naked bluey, shed them longjons

The growing family, will need a bigger place soon

longbow wrote:The growing family, will need a bigger place soon

nice collection!!

thanks!, I am thinking of purchasing a cabinet just for my squadts, something like bathingape's:

bathingape0721 wrote:

I keep plastic sheets on - kinda OCD

I see you have left the plastic sheets on to protect the eyes from being rubbed off?

nice pics. i did some checking with my only squadt, NKD nozzle, and the painted area doesnt really touch the eyes at all.

longbow wrote:I see you have left the plastic sheets on to protect the eyes from being rubbed off?

Indeed i have and i also cut bits of plastic to put between the hand and the weapon...

Gatiio wrote:nice pics. i did some checking with my only squadt, NKD nozzle, and the painted area doesnt really touch the eyes at all.

Cheers! Same, but i like to do it to be on the safe side!

I do the same.......kind of. I geek out when it comes to keeping my pieces in mint cond. I get these 7x9x4 clear treat bags from an art supply store, and I put each piece in these & keep them closed with tape. I use the plastic between the helmet and the head, and I put the weapon in the hand from the outside of the clear bag so the hands & weapons don't get messed up. Every piece in my collection is minty mint. It goes from the factory box, right into a clear treat bag for display. Helps me sleep at night.

Sorta like those heat shrink kina plastic? Pretty curious as to how you display your Squadts LOL

http://www.michaels.com/Treat-Bags/bk0373,default,pd.html?cgid=products-bakeware-wilton&start=6

There you go. Minus the pretty ribbon, and label. Works awesome, everyone one of my pieces are pristine exactly like how I received them. They have all different sizes, the ones in the link are a bit big. I usually get the 7x9(or12)x4 bags. Depends on the figure size.

DROBOT wrote:http://www.michaels.com/Treat-Bags/bk0373,default,pd.html?cgid=products-bakeware-wilton&start=6

There you go. Minus the pretty ribbon, and label. Works awesome, everyone one of my pieces are pristine exactly like how I received them. They have all different sizes, the ones in the link are a bit big. I usually get the 7x9(or12)x4 bags. Depends on the figure size.

but,... its a bag.

if it helps you sleep its cool man. i dont plan on selling any of my pieces and i love to chat about them with my friends when they come visit. I guess we all got different approaches to our collections.

Gatiio wrote:

DROBOT wrote:http://www.michaels.com/Treat-Bags/bk0373,default,pd.html?cgid=products-bakeware-wilton&start=6

There you go. Minus the pretty ribbon, and label. Works awesome, everyone one of my pieces are pristine exactly like how I received them. They have all different sizes, the ones in the link are a bit big. I usually get the 7x9(or12)x4 bags. Depends on the figure size.

but,... its a bag.

if it helps you sleep its cool man. i dont plan on selling any of my pieces and i love to chat about them with my friends when they come visit. I guess we all got different approaches to our collections.

Who said anything about selling there pieces? This is just my geeky way of keeping them mint. Whats better than having a piece on display for 3-4 years, and its still brand new like the day you bought it?

DROBOT wrote:

Gatiio wrote:

DROBOT wrote:http://www.michaels.com/Treat-Bags/bk0373,default,pd.html?cgid=products-bakeware-wilton&start=6

There you go. Minus the pretty ribbon, and label. Works awesome, everyone one of my pieces are pristine exactly like how I received them. They have all different sizes, the ones in the link are a bit big. I usually get the 7x9(or12)x4 bags. Depends on the figure size.

but,... its a bag.

if it helps you sleep its cool man. i dont plan on selling any of my pieces and i love to chat about them with my friends when they come visit. I guess we all got different approaches to our collections.

Who said anything about selling there pieces? This is just my geeky way of keeping them mint. Whats better than having a piece on display for 3-4 years, and its still brand new like the day you bought it?

point. I do enjoy playing with them all the time, though. lol.

Gatiio wrote:

DROBOT wrote:

Gatiio wrote:

DROBOT wrote:http://www.michaels.com/Treat-Bags/bk0373,default,pd.html?cgid=products-bakeware-wilton&start=6

There you go. Minus the pretty ribbon, and label. Works awesome, everyone one of my pieces are pristine exactly like how I received them. They have all different sizes, the ones in the link are a bit big. I usually get the 7x9(or12)x4 bags. Depends on the figure size.

but,... its a bag.

if it helps you sleep its cool man. i dont plan on selling any of my pieces and i love to chat about them with my friends when they come visit. I guess we all got different approaches to our collections.

Who said anything about selling there pieces? This is just my geeky way of keeping them mint. Whats better than having a piece on display for 3-4 years, and its still brand new like the day you bought it?

point. I do enjoy playing with them all the time, though. lol.

That's the an easy task..........just take it out of the bag. Trust me, if I am watching a movie I have at least 3-4 figures on my coffee table right in front of me.