Unboxing a couple of Rare Items for my Personal Collection

Yes, I am slowly collecting toys that I grew up with or were a part of my childhood. And yes, I have very limited financial resources at the moment. 

But I just had to pull the trigger when I saw these online. They were not that expensive, and they're rare! No plans of selling them, but they are a part of my PC (Personal Collection).
 

My TICKETS Collection!

Around 5 months ago, I made a vlog about my collection of tickets through the years - from plays, musicals, to concerts. I was planning to do a vlog showing my Playbill collection, but I wasn't able to do that yet.

Anyways, here are the tickets I've collected through the years.

P. S. Since I've started posting videos on my YouTube channel not too long ago, I might as well share those videos here in my blog, so expect more blog entries containing my YT videos coming.

McCoy

Finally, I decided to attend the company's Christmas party yesterday because I realized that I was not the only newbie and I wanted to give the wolves a second chance, after all, it is Christmas.

For our Kris Kringle (Manito-Manita), we were made to submit our wish lists and since I recently started my action figure collection, I wrote that on my list. What I didn't know was that the department store where I bought my smaller Star Trek collection just included the big action figures in their sale, and my office mate bought me the Dr. Bones McCoy figure. My first Star Trek collection were around 5 to 6 inches tall, while the one my office mate gave was at least 12 inches.

Thank's to Agnes, I have the first of hopefully another set of my Star Trek collection. I've only had 2 older figures as big as this McCoy toy, a figure of Wolverine (in the likeness of Hugh Jackman in X2) and Superman (in the likeness of the Superman in Just League).

Start of Something New

It all started when my wife saw a Mr. Spock action figure on sale at a local department store. It was sold almost half price from its original tag. Now we're not Trekkies (others call them Trekkers), but we immensely enjoyed the latest Star Trek movie, as well as other older Star Trek movies, and seeing an action figure who looks a lot like Zachary Quinto excited my wife so much that she bought the figure.

After seeing the toy, I remembered something I was planning (more of hoping) when I was younger, to be able to have a collection of different action figures. Now we're not rich, my wife and I, in fact this blog is witness to the struggles we've gone through, but we decided that whenever there is extra in our budget AND an action figure of good quality is on sale, then we'll add it to our collection.

Heaven heard us because the following week, the price of the Star Trek action figures slid further that enabled us to get a few more.
Hoping this would be the start of something new, something that my daughter can hopefully continue in the future.