Pop collecting
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- Summydad1
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Pop collecting
Is this the forum where a 36 year old married man can openly admit to having a massive funko pop collection? I love Marvel and Star Wars pops. I have built shelves in my house to display them. Initially I started collecting them with my daughter. She soon lost interest but I didn't. Pops are second only to comics. I am not so patiently waiting for the rest of the Valiant pops to be released.
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- possumgrease
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Re: Pop collecting
I think this is a safe zone.
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Re: Pop collecting
Opened or unopened?
A co-worker loves Funko Pops and opens them.
It's unnerving.
A co-worker loves Funko Pops and opens them.
It's unnerving.
- Chiclo
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Re: Pop collecting
I work with a young woman, early 20s or so, and her dad is a Funko pop collector. I'd guess he is probably mid-40s?
She gave me a C3PO for Christmas. Even though I am a proud heretic in the church of Star Wars, I appreciated the thought.
She gave me a C3PO for Christmas. Even though I am a proud heretic in the church of Star Wars, I appreciated the thought.
- Summydad1
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Re: Pop collecting
Mostly out of box. I have my rare or favorite ones in hard cases. I save all the boxes and my daughter built a wall out of the boxes. The only bad part is they take up a lot of space. It is starting to wear thin on the wife. 300+ pops take over a whole room where 300 comics fill a long box.
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- superman-prime
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Re: Pop collecting
ya id add pops but with comics 80s transformers mtg and legos i kinda got to not add a new hobby in fact i might have to cut one out as it is now and i used to collecct potf star wars then they had to go to make room for the remainder time for a new one to go as well
- IMJ
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Re: Pop collecting
I hate these things, although I completely understand their appeal and how they can turn into a gigantic collection. Although, I do like that if Mighty Muggz had to have a logical evolution, then it's that whoever manufactures the Pops went smaller and more compact with them.
Given their weird symmetry, I also understand why people would keep them in the box. The box gives them defined, stackable edges and let's face it - there isn't really much point to taking them out anyway.
Given their weird symmetry, I also understand why people would keep them in the box. The box gives them defined, stackable edges and let's face it - there isn't really much point to taking them out anyway.
- superman-prime
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Re: Pop collecting
ya a few 1000 could eat up a entire living room and they only stack about 7 high at most boxed im avoiding the urge ill just buy a new transformer for the cost of 10 of those lil things
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Re: Pop collecting
I do not have a single POP! in my figure collection- and on that, here's a 40 yo who collects Batman action figures like a 10 yo kid with unlimited budget, or almost.
But I don't own any because they are so damn cute, and it's one of those cases I would really start collecting and chasing past figures. I don't need that, lol.
I love the CWverse ones, the Speedy one is *SQUEE* adorable. And the SA jungle Batman was awesome, but my fav series so far is the B:TAS one. I admit, if I wasn't collecting the DC collectibles line in its entirety, I would buy the whole series in a beat. The Clayface and Man-Bat are amazing.





I love the CWverse ones, the Speedy one is *SQUEE* adorable. And the SA jungle Batman was awesome, but my fav series so far is the B:TAS one. I admit, if I wasn't collecting the DC collectibles line in its entirety, I would buy the whole series in a beat. The Clayface and Man-Bat are amazing.




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- superman-prime
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Re: Pop collecting
the clayface is great 
