This content was extremely helpful! I used to only display by series, without thinking of arrangement factors like color, themes, styles/size, shapes/poses, and spacing apart. Thanks to your video, I made changes to display my figures in better proportion to their characteristics 👍
I know this video is old but, these tips are so useful. We have limited shelves at the moment...getting more in the new year and trying to get everything looking good is hard as our collection is starting to get cluttered. I actually asked my mum for a bit of advice as she was in makeup and design...with speciality in store front. She said triangles and diamond shapes also! I am going to strip our whole collection off the shelves when I am off work for xmas and build it all back up again!
ahh vielen dank für die coolen Tipps von euch :D hab erst vor kurzem angefangen, Figuren zu sammeln und möchte meine Kollektion so gut es geht vorzeigen, da kam so ein Video für mich gerade richtig! :D Hab euch abonniert, seit wirklich unglaublich sympathisch ^^
This gave me an idea, I don't like grandista sanji, so if I end up getting a smaller scale sanji, I'll just add a clear stand under. Just place him behind my smaller scale oden. I have small limit space anyway lol. For Samurai chopper I put him behind oden but on top of oden's box. Now Chopper is more visible. And pairs well with oden making it look like a wano cinematic poster.
Question!! So I have a figure that lays on the ground facing up. Not sitting. Literally just laying as if she was sleeping, I’m having trouble displaying her, I unfortunately don’t have any low shelf’s either, any suggestions? 😅
This is definitely the type of video I was looking for! I'm trying to organize my figures, and use my shelf space efficiently. Especially since some figures are very tall and/or have larger bases. I might have to consider getting risers for some of my figures, so none of them are blocked by other figures. Also, I've noticed some swimsuit figures don't plug into their bases, so I don't know how to display those efficiently?
@@KyokoSaphira I'm still fairly new to risers, so IDK all the different kinds from best to worst? I found some at my local gamestop for $20 CAN, but they're too small for my larger figures. Such as my 1/7 scale figures. So IDK if that means I need to get custom made ones? or if there's good sized variants for descent prices?
@@KyokoSaphira I just did an Amazon search, and Acrylic Risers seem to range between the 30-40 dollar range(depending on the item) Though I'd prefer to look at them in person and compare sizes, so I know exactly which ones I'll need. Cause I don't wanna go out and buy acrylic risers, only to find out they're either too big, or too small for my shelf.
@@KyokoSaphira P.S. one thing I've had to take into consideration when using my shelf space, is the size of each figure's display base. For example, my White Heart display base is 22cm(from left to right), and 11 1/2inches(from front to back). Meaning it takes up roughly half of one of my shelves. So your stacking idea helps a lot.
Super Video und Tipps! Würde ich alles genauso unterschreiben. Nur gut, dass ich meistens mindestens zwei figuren aus einem Anime habe😅, dass macht die zusammenstellung wesentlich einfacher. Die kombination nach Farb-Thema ist aber auch eine gute Alternative, sollte ich mal in die Situation kommen. 👌😊
I do find these tips helpful, but I'm having a problem trying to fit in my 1 inch capsule size figures into this equation. Putting them next to my regular size figures make some look tiny compared to the gigantism of my other figures. And then again, I have three figures that don't fit the same franchise in my shelf. I'm still trying to figure out how to use them. All they do is kind of sit on the corners of the Shelf because they're in a sitting pose. Kind of hard to work with them that way.
Hmmmm I guess you don't have nendoroids that your tiny figures could go next to? I don't know how your overall collection looks so its hard to give ideas. You could just try lining up those mini figures in front of your other figures. Or just keep them on a separate small shelf or something like that.
@@KyokoSaphira I'll take your suggestions in the mind. Currently I am separated on sides of my shelf. The much larger figures are just on the back of the Shelf because of how tall they are, sitting ones next to each other. The tiny capsule ones are just in the other corner of my shelf just kind of lined up.
This content was extremely helpful! I used to only display by series, without thinking of arrangement factors like color, themes, styles/size, shapes/poses, and spacing apart. Thanks to your video, I made changes to display my figures in better proportion to their characteristics 👍
Thank you that means a lot to us ❤️
This video was great! I’ll definitely use some of these tips when displaying my figures thanks!! 👍
Thank you! That means a lot to us ❤
Awesome video! Love all the tips. learned quite a lot!
The bloopers at the end of the video is a great touch!
Thank you so much! We are so happy that this video was helpful. We love your videos by the way 😉
@@KyokoSaphira Oh you've seen my videos! Thank you ☺️
I know this video is old but, these tips are so useful. We have limited shelves at the moment...getting more in the new year and trying to get everything looking good is hard as our collection is starting to get cluttered. I actually asked my mum for a bit of advice as she was in makeup and design...with speciality in store front. She said triangles and diamond shapes also! I am going to strip our whole collection off the shelves when I am off work for xmas and build it all back up again!
Thank you! We are glad our video was helpful.
ahh vielen dank für die coolen Tipps von euch :D hab erst vor kurzem angefangen, Figuren zu sammeln und möchte meine Kollektion so gut es geht vorzeigen, da kam so ein Video für mich gerade richtig! :D Hab euch abonniert, seit wirklich unglaublich sympathisch ^^
Danke dir, das freut uns sehr! Vielen Dank für das Abo ❤️
Super Ideen und Tipps, Dankeschön dafür und macht weiter so
Vielen Dank! ❤
Thanks now i can finally display my own collection :3
Thank you for the tips! Gotta consider these setups now since mine is a mess.
Thank you for your comment. I hope the tips will help you 🤞😊
Thank you for this video! im having a hard time fixing my one piece/mecha kits on my display cabinet and this video help me with some insights!
Thank you! We are happy the video was helpful. =)
Loved the concept and its so neat never though about the nendos with the scales its looks so good! Nice video!
Thank you so much! ❤
This gave me an idea, I don't like grandista sanji, so if I end up getting a smaller scale sanji, I'll just add a clear stand under. Just place him behind my smaller scale oden. I have small limit space anyway lol. For Samurai chopper I put him behind oden but on top of oden's box. Now Chopper is more visible. And pairs well with oden making it look like a wano cinematic poster.
I needed that info! Cheers from your idea 🤗
Awesome!
very useful indeed....👍
Thank you 😊
Thanks! I rearranged my figures after this video haha
Awesome! We are glad that our video was helpful =)
This is very helpful. Just what I need. Thankou❤❤❤❤
Me just arranging stuffs so they'd fit in the space I have
"Hm, I'll ignore everything here"
😅🤣🤣
Question!! So I have a figure that lays on the ground facing up. Not sitting. Literally just laying as if she was sleeping, I’m having trouble displaying her, I unfortunately don’t have any low shelf’s either, any suggestions? 😅
Hmm thats difficult... if the figure has ab base you could try propping her up a little bit. But its really hard to tell without seeing the figure.
This is definitely the type of video I was looking for!
I'm trying to organize my figures, and use my shelf space efficiently. Especially since some figures are very tall and/or have larger bases.
I might have to consider getting risers for some of my figures, so none of them are blocked by other figures.
Also, I've noticed some swimsuit figures don't plug into their bases, so I don't know how to display those efficiently?
Risers are absolutely worth it. They best thing you can get for making your displays look so much better and saving space at the same time.
@@KyokoSaphira I'm still fairly new to risers, so IDK all the different kinds from best to worst? I found some at my local gamestop for $20 CAN, but they're too small for my larger figures. Such as my 1/7 scale figures. So IDK if that means I need to get custom made ones? or if there's good sized variants for descent prices?
Just look online for acrylic risers. We bought our risers on Amazon. You can get them in sets with various sizes.
@@KyokoSaphira I just did an Amazon search, and Acrylic Risers seem to range between the 30-40 dollar range(depending on the item) Though I'd prefer to look at them in person and compare sizes, so I know exactly which ones I'll need. Cause I don't wanna go out and buy acrylic risers, only to find out they're either too big, or too small for my shelf.
@@KyokoSaphira P.S. one thing I've had to take into consideration when using my shelf space,
is the size of each figure's display base. For example, my White Heart display base is 22cm(from left to right), and 11 1/2inches(from front to back).
Meaning it takes up roughly half of one of my shelves. So your stacking idea helps a lot.
Ficou bem triangulando.
if you search a good idea, i need advice about lighting and how not to ruin anime paint with UV light and cleaning !
Super Video und Tipps! Würde ich alles genauso unterschreiben. Nur gut, dass ich meistens mindestens zwei figuren aus einem Anime habe😅, dass macht die zusammenstellung wesentlich einfacher. Die kombination nach Farb-Thema ist aber auch eine gute Alternative, sollte ich mal in die Situation kommen. 👌😊
Vielen Dank, das freut uns wirklich sehr =)
I do find these tips helpful, but I'm having a problem trying to fit in my 1 inch capsule size figures into this equation. Putting them next to my regular size figures make some look tiny compared to the gigantism of my other figures. And then again, I have three figures that don't fit the same franchise in my shelf. I'm still trying to figure out how to use them. All they do is kind of sit on the corners of the Shelf because they're in a sitting pose. Kind of hard to work with them that way.
Hmmmm I guess you don't have nendoroids that your tiny figures could go next to? I don't know how your overall collection looks so its hard to give ideas. You could just try lining up those mini figures in front of your other figures. Or just keep them on a separate small shelf or something like that.
@@KyokoSaphira I'll take your suggestions in the mind. Currently I am separated on sides of my shelf. The much larger figures are just on the back of the Shelf because of how tall they are, sitting ones next to each other. The tiny capsule ones are just in the other corner of my shelf just kind of lined up.
Nice new glassessss
😊😊😊😊
Do ya'll keep the figure display boxes or throw them away?
We always keep them =)
What is the swan lake anime figure called?
They are called White Odette & Black Odile and are from Skytube.
What are those clear things called I’ve been looking for them but can only find ones for desserts 😪
They are called acrylic risers. We bought them on amazon. There are no special risers for figures, most of them are advertised for jewellery.
@@KyokoSaphira thank you so much !
We are glad we could help =)