My Collection (1 Viewer)

[Cherilea4me]

I have over 30,000 figures and I have become convinced of two things:
(A) They are breeding
(B) During the night they move around and change positions.....

 

[1879fanatic]

I have over 30,000 figures and I have become convinced of two things:
(A) They are breeding
(B) During the night they move around and change positions.....

Yeah, but do they return to their original postions come morning?
Welcome to the forum, by the way. Hope you have as much fun as I've had!
Mike

 

[9thHussar]

Hi
perhaps you need the services of the Bishop of London
Regards,
9thHussar

 

[Deitz]

I have over 30,000 figures and I have become convinced of two things:
(A) They are breeding
(B) During the night they move around and change positions.....

Welcome to the forum, that is a very mighty collection. Hope to see some pictures of your collection.

Hopefully, you do not have any deserters.

 

[Njja]

You are not alone, I have had mine move around at times. Never found any

extra ones yet, but I'll keep looking.

 

[Spitfrnd]

I have over 30,000 figures and I have become convinced of two things:
(A) They are breeding
(B) During the night they move around and change positions.....

Welcome aboard mate. I would also like to see some pictures, it sounds like an amazing collection. As to (B), do you have any of the Conte women?

 

[kilted vampire]

I have over 30,000 figures and I have become convinced of two things:
(A) They are breeding
(B) During the night they move around and change positions.....

Velcome to the Asylum. MUAHAHAHAHhAaaaaaaaaaa
I have often pondered the same things. Thanks for bearing witness to that phenomenon. 30,000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!OK you win. Wait til Nancy hears this

 

[Nooooo9]

Conte camp followers! Now there's an idea.

 

[mikemiller1955]

I have over 30,000 figures and I have become convinced of two things:
(A) They are breeding
(B) During the night they move around and change positions.....

I would really love to see some photos of your massive armies.

Is the word "massive" big enough for 30,000?

God that's a lot of figures,

Michael