Sailor Moon Collection Pics: 2008
Pictures of most (not all) of my Sailor Moon collection, dated from June 2008. To be perfectly honest, there are some waaay better individual photographs of some of these dolls and figures linked from these pages: Sailor Moon dolls, Sailor Moon models and figures, Sailor Moon collectibles, and my plushie collection. So if you want to see a better photograph of one of these boxed dolls, or of a plushie hidden behind another plushie, check out those links instead!
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
Once again, that's not my complete collection. Some items are missing, or just plain aren't very visible. To be perfectly honest, there are some waaay better individual photographs of some of these dolls and figures linked from these pages: Sailor Moon dolls, Sailor Moon models and figures, Sailor Moon collectibles, and my plushie collection. So if you want to see a better photograph of one of these boxed dolls, or of a plushie hidden behind another plushie, check out those links instead!
Slight update, August 2008:
Here are some additional items that I bought in an August 2008 shopping trip. Between this photo, my custom Princess Chibi-Usa doll, my mini collection Chibi-Usa doll, and a few extra bootleg figures (not pictured), this page now shows photographs of nearly all of my Sailor Moon dolls, models, figures, and plushies. Which is basically most of my collection, right there.
Old Shelf Pics (from 2003)
Here are some photographs of my shelves as they were many years ago, for the morbidly curious. You can see a lot of Sailor Moon dolls and collectibles here. These pics were last updated on 8/26/03.
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
And here's a special photo - five months' worth of furoku from five months' worth of reading manga magazines in Japan! Just some specs for the curious: The A4-sized clearfile books have 20 pockets each, and every single pocket of all three books are filled. I used the clearfiles to store shitajiki, posters, clearfiles, or anything else that was flat and flimsy. The two A5-sized clearbooks are also 20 pockets each, one is full, and the other is half-full. I used those for smaller things like stickers, postcards, bookcovers, etc. There is another clearbook with the pages divided in half, which I used for bookmarks and other "tall" items (it is completely full). Finally, the trading card book has 100 pockets, about half of which are filled.
