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My Favourite Toys Shots

A collection of my favourite photos I took of my toy collection
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Garo 4
Garo 4		 KR The First - Ichigo
KR The First - Ichigo		 Kikaider
Kikaider		 GX-01R Mazinger Z
GX-01R Mazinger Z
SOC GX-34 Gunbuster
SOC GX-34 Gunbuster		 RAH Hakaider
RAH Hakaider		 RAH Hakaider
RAH Hakaider		 RAH Hakaider
RAH Hakaider
KR The First - Niigo
KR The First - Niigo		 Kamen Rider Niigo V2.0
Kamen Rider Niigo V2.0		 Garo 7
Garo 7		 Motoko Kusanagi
Motoko Kusanagi
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steve '69 RX' fanes 24-Jul-2009 02:18
that's cool stuff bro..i like kamen riderz black n classic riderz. all S.I.Cs are awesome.thanks
niwrehs12-Jun-2008 13:29
This is an passion that became an obsession. I do also collect soul of chogokins figures and I love it. It's a very nice toy. Ican not say that these toys are fruit of suffering like what bad cyborg said because the decission will always depends on the buyer. If you think that you do not have enough money to buy such toys;than dont buy it. Otherwise your budget for the whole month will not be enough if you buy these toys. In the other hand if you have enough money and you think that you will not be short on your budget then buy it. I think bad cyborg is matured enough to realize what are the advantage and disadvantages if you buy these toys. And by the way not all cartoon anime watchers ended up working at a toy store!
Guest 25-Jul-2007 05:05
Awesome gallery!
Kelvin Tan13-Mar-2007 01:58
well that's quite a sweeping statement, bad cyborg
Bad Cyborg 12-Mar-2007 23:47
No offense, T. van Woensel, but these are hardly "toys" you remember from your childhood. These are playthings of a new generation... of "otakudom". People who have been immersed in Japanese cartoons and comics as children, and grew up to work menial jobs at toy stores, saving every penny, only to go towards investment in adult-priced collector items. Verily, these are the fruits of much suffering. Hardly child's play.
Tim van Woensel08-Jan-2007 18:58
What a cool gallery, brings back memories from Transformers, MASK, Star Com, He-Man and others that I had in the 80-ties.
Guest 23-Dec-2006 06:23
These toys rule! Thanks for the great photos.
Barbarian Photography06-Sep-2006 13:05
This is very well done! I've wanted to try something like this for a long time, but have never really found a way to go about it. Voted.
Kirkland 30-Mar-2006 15:53
Kelvin,
I just posted up your pictures onhttp://toybotstudios.blogspot.com Check it out! You are the international toy photographer in the spotlight! Congratulations!
Kirkland Jue 21-Oct-2005 20:47
Kevin,
wow! I am very impressed with your toy photography! very professional. It reminds me of some of the work by Tim Brisko who just released his photo book: Super#1 Robot. Check it out.

Take a look at my toy photography and toy blog at:http://toybotstudios.blogspot.com/
olivier "kazama" 15-Aug-2005 22:56
very nice gallery ! congratulations

Olivier (belgium, Europe)
Kelvin Tan19-Jul-2005 10:05
thanks Benny!
Benny Yuen19-Jul-2005 09:24
Hi

Nice toys; Nice pics

^^
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