A white Death Star?

TheHistorian wrote:
Looks more like the training sphere that look sparred with.

Right! But the training sphere was metallic, isn't it?

mbassoc2003 wrote:It's a security camera ball.

TheHistorian wrote:
Looks more like the training sphere that look sparred with.

Look?     Yeah, that is a replica of the lightsaber training sphere that Luke used in Star Wars aboard the Millenium Falcon.  If you look closely at the top shelf in a couple of the pictures you can also see several replica lightsabers in acrylic display cases.  I bought my brother one of these for Christmas years ago.  They are very cool and none too cheap.

I have no idea what is in the display case next to the mugs though.  

By the way...amazing collection Adrian.  

All these photos made me realize I havent updated the ones I took almost three years ago.  Due to reorganizing my video game collection, purchasing a new computer desk, and adding more RPG's I decided to photograph every single item I have (for insurance purposes) and post a few additional room shots for fun.  I hope that more people will post photos of their collections.  What's the point of having one if it isnt out for other collectors to see?  

First photo is a mish-mash of everything from 4th ed. D&D to Warhammer.


Warhammer, 3rd & 4th edition D&D, and a few other items:


Dungeon Crawl Classics, D&D 4th Ed., Castles & Crusades, Midnight, Shadowrun:


Judges Guild, Tunnels & Trolls, MERP, CoC, Traveller, Vampire, and a bunch of other stuff.  I finally had to commit about a hundred JG items to boxes as I no longer have room for all of them (Thanks Mike!):


Bookshelf full of comic book trades:


1st & 2nd Edition D&D, Retro-clones & some additional box sets:


Harn, 3rd Ed. D&D, and a bunch of digest sized game books and box sets:


Computer desk with PC games (Snake Plissken on guard duty):


Consoles and video game library:


More consoles and games.  That TV is almost as old as me:


Several shots of RPG and wargame box sets:










Books!


Back side of shelves.  Conan's hidey hole:


Closet full of comics and other stuff.  Proudly displaying my Everton scarves:


The biggest problem I have with all of this:  Dusting.  It takes about and hour and a half to dust everything properly.  And with all the books (and our four cats), if I dont do it once a week the dust buildup can get pretty bad.  

But where is your Vitrual Boy? j/k

OMG, a 3DO console! Wasn't that something like $700 when it first came out? Trip Hawkins must have been on some good drugs back then. Of course, that was back when I was at Nintendo, so I may be a little biased...

Nice collection of both pen & paper and electronic games!

Holy cow, you guys are something else!!!

(not sure about the Everton scarves though.....      )

Incredible pictures! Great to see the old ones, new ones and updated ones.