u/blyatkachu0123

Ever since Starting Deep Space I have collected more Deep Space 9 memorabilia(except the Disruptor. That's in the mail)

I've enjoyed it more than other star trek series(lower decks, TOS, and SNW are good just not my favorite.)

So i decided to show you guys an updated collection.

I grew up a star trek fan, I remember seeing "Into The Darkness" and "Beyond" in theaters, and watching episodes with my dad who grew up on the original series, recently I've gotten back into star trek, and my dad being proud, gifted me this.

He is so hard to display, I loved the ultraman rising movie, but this figure with its stick legs make it impossible to display without falling over.

When talking about tokusatsu franchises they bring up 4 franchises, or at least when I hear people talking about the genre. They bring up 4 series, Kamen rider, ultraman, Super Sentai, Gojira. Sometimes I hear about Redman or metal heroes. But not every series gets to be a long lasting franchise, recently i start watching megaloman and it's amazing, but i see very little whrn it comes to him, so i want an honest discussion about your favorite lesser known series. Tell me what it is, and I'll check it out. And hopefully you'll discover new shows.

This one just makes me laugh for no reason.

Previously I made a post about how i had 2 moons after I bought 1 and then found my original. This is kinda the opposite, I had an original copy, then my dad overheard that I was looking for ruby(GBA version) and thought to be nice and surprise me with this one, so now I have 2 moons, 2 omega rubies. Any advice?

I've always wanted a collection of henshin devices. But I grew up poor, now i have a little more money, enough that I can justify a device here or there, so far it's only this.

I like antique military sabers they're one of my favorite category of swords, but one pet peeve i have is metal scabbards, for both practical and superficial reasons.

If I'm looking for an antique I usually see if they still have the leather wrap, both because I think they look cooler, and I hate cleaning the rust off of scabbards.

But for the practical reasons for modern scabbards, is they dull the blade when I'm drawing them, and when I'm doing test cuts, it always pains me to hear that scratch when I pull it from the scabbard.

I get it's more durable than wood, and easier to mass produce, and they worried less about a sword being sharp as firearm technology got better.

I know I'm probably nitpicking but I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one with hot takes about swords, so use this please tell me I'm not crazy about this?