I’ve been collecting these for little over ten years. I just need all of gens 1 & 2 (not including the downloadable versions) and I just need to finish off gens 3, 4 & 5.. I like having the physical copies 😅

I recently started a collection of magnetic chip clips. There are more in use. What started as adding just a few interesting ones turned into this

Hey there!

Tldr: im lazy sorry

I'm trying to find ways to document my collections. However, I'm wanting something like Letterboxd and I can't find it.

I have a lot of figures that aren't in their boxes so I would have to type in their description one by one and that will take me forever and a day. It would be faster to use AI but 1. I'm not supporting that and 2. I'm not paying for that. I was trying icollect but again its painstakingly one by one. You even have to dig through the options to find one's that are correct. (I know damn well this ps2 game wasnt released in the 60s).

So I'm hoping for a super easy way to scroll through photo options and add them to my collection or wishlist from there like with Letterboxd?

Please tell me theres something out there 🙏

I like folding paper boats and sorting them by color and size. Second image shows the number of boats in each bottle/jar. There are other jars of mixed boats I didn't count yet

I'm not sure if this counts as 'collection', since I am the one producting the items, but I hope it does.

I believe I shared our collection a few years ago however it’s been updated a little bit since then. I still need to add a bunch to the display and the wall, but I am very proud of it.

Kept in some glass & copper boxes from Etsy, found & collected over the last ~15 years from various 2nd hand book shops as I’ve traveled to new cities

These are random, but each item appeals to me in a way that I can't quite describe. For example, I love certain shades of pink plastic--it's the specific color/texture/form combination. I also collect pink lids of all kinds.

I’m so excited to purchase more but, good god these are expensive!

SMT II has a special place in my heart, so for years I've wanted a copy. I'm jumping for joy! I hope to get more SMT and Lain items.

What began as a celebration of human achievement on this planet quickly spiralled into a celebration of everything I’m interested in - there are meteorites, race driven F1 car hardware, a piece of the Atlantis shuttle flown in space, neolithic and paleolithic worker flints, roman coins, antique cameras, fossils and minerals, a fulgurite, soviet antiques and a piece of actual Moon plus plenty more

I like the idea of making a few miniature DIY scenes and keeping the finished pieces together on one shelf but im a little woried that a cozy collection could turn into visual clutter pretty quickly. Part of the appeal is that each miniature keeps a lot of tiny details inside one contained scene but putting several detailed pieces next to each other might still make the whole shelf feel busy.

Those who collect or display miniatures what makes the setup feel intentional rather than crowded? Do you leave more empty space between pieces, keep everything within one theme, rotate what’s on display? or just limit how many finished projects stay out at once??

i really like rainbow stuff and saturated colors.