A Class Apart
A Class Apart
There have always been categories of Transformers distinguishable by size complexity and type. As a predominantly vintage collector for years I was
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Pitfalls
Pitfalls
It is apparently a golden age for Transformers collectors. Takara Tomy and Hasbro are feeding the Masterpiece hunger with cartoon accurate characters
Collector Interview 23 – Dave Shorter
Collector Interview 23 – Dave Shorter
Collectors with focus aims and specific targets always have intriguing collections and a strict guideline as to how they indulge in the business of b
Ambassadors – Part 1
Ambassadors – Part 1
A lot of time has been spent discussing the rarest or most expensive members of Transformers categories and sub-lines in this column but this week I
The Obtainable Holy Grail – Part 1
The Obtainable Holy Grail – Part 1
I believe its almost a guaranteed thought for collectors to associate holy grails being figures from Diaclone AFA graded Generation 1 pieces or
Collector Interview 20 – Richard Brown
Collector Interview 20 – Richard Brown
At Christmas we may have occasionally succumbed to consumerism materialism and buying-copious-amounts-of-Transformerism. With our Source Blog Collec
TFsource Reviews: TFSS 1.0 – Breakdown
TFsource Reviews: TFSS 1.0 – Breakdown
Probably soon to be one of the more highly sought after Subscription figures Breakdown is the 4th figure in the Transformers Collectors Club Subsc
Sacrifice
Sacrifice
Win some lose some. You cant make an omelette without breaking a few eggs. If you love something set it free. Pick your favourite hackneyed phrase
Collector Interview 13 – Bryce Rutledge
Collector Interview 13 – Bryce Rutledge
Starting off our second year of featured collector interviews on Source Blog is a TFW2005 member who has been getting a lot of positive attention for
Collector Interview 10 – Colbey Hopper
Collector Interview 10 – Colbey Hopper
Weveoccasionallyinterviewed collectors with very extreme views and collecting habits but individuals such as those can sometimes represent the m
