I have a stockpile of electric toothbrush brushes, and found some old ones distributed and sold by Kmart! 🪥🦷
I think I got them on sale at the time (which was at least 15 years ago, maybe 20 now...). ⌛️
Sometimes the best stuff is just a short walk away! Was out with my dog this morning and came across a neighbor's yard sale. Didn't know he was a die-cast fan! So many to choose from, but I decided on the Rivian to add to my EV and pickups collection. Goes great with my Silverado EV RST! Tampos look great on this one, too! 🛻🔋🔌
Finally got the Arizona Miata from 7-Eleven! Now just need to decide where to display it. Should I put it with my Matchbox 50 States collection (since Arizona is a state), or with my Hot Wheels Gulch Stepper (since, like Kool-Aid, Arizona is a beverage)?
Hi everyone,
I vibe-coded an app to keep a virtual list of and show-off your custom minifigures: Fig-Hero! It's a fun, AFOL-made web app (specialized for cellphones, but in theory, desktops could use it, too) where you can take a photo of your minifig, add a description, and share it via social media or within the Fig-Hero gallery app with others. All of your photos (minifigure profiles) are in an account to look at later.
A valuable feature is that Fig-Hero can take a screenshot of a minifigure in the app and you can then put it on Brickognize to see its torso type, head style, etc. It's really awesome!
The app is still new, and I am always willing to continuously improve, so feel free to tell me what features should be added.
I’ve seen a lot of awesome custom and non-standard minifigs posted here, and I thought it would be fun to create a dedicated place where people could showcase them all together. That’s really what makes Fig-Hero unique.
Thanks for checking it out, and feel free to ask any questions in the comments!
https://fig-hero.replit.app/ 🙂🧱
Happy building!
My voices routinely threaten to steal from me, in order to "mess with my memory review", get my heart rate up to "flash me", and to prove that they exist so I believe in them.
Some things have been rediscovered, but a lot of little items that the voices have claimed to have stolen have never been seen again by me.
I have a very good memory, and am only in my 40s, so this is not a dementia issue. I am on Risperidone (the voices claim if I take more than my prescribed dose of "Risperdal"-- which I refuse to do without a doctor's approval-- they will not steal anything).
Like others with our condition, the voices claim I am thought broadcasting and that they can see my stuff and how to avoid alarm systems and cameras by seeing through my eyes. I want to say that this is merely a delusion, but then, like I said, objects keep disappearing.
Has this happened to anyone else? Does anyone have any coping strategies (besides the obvious of taking more medication)? Thanks!