DJ Soundwave: So that would put your collection around a 1.5k, give or take a few hundred. You should do a formal count some time. :)

 

The use of the photo is a good idea - regardless of how we choose to classify/count TFs, a picture speaks a thousand words. Or a thousand TFs, as the case may be. :P

 

I have a small collection mostly made of beast wars and some new ones.

Well I'll tell you this, with the exception of about a dozen or so really rare Japanese TFs...... I have everything .

 

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Thats not 3000. :wtf Anyway I have more than 200, less than 300.  This is a totally new collection Im starting after I sold everything last year. :tfgrin

I believe I should have somewhere in the range of 200 or so.

120+ recent ones bought within the last 6 montsh when I (re)started collecting, and anywhere from 30-60 G1 TFs that are packed up in my basement for now.

Wow thats a lot of TFs... (the pic)... I have just under 700.

Well I'll tell you this, with the exception of about a dozen or so really rare Japanese TFs...... I have everything .

 

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Thats not 3000. :wtf   Anyway I have more than 200, less than 300.  This is a totally new collection Im starting after I sold everything last year. :tfgrin

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Well that is just one wall in my main TF Room.....and not to mention I have alot of multiples, and most are put away.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Beautiful pics, not saying I didn't believe you or anything, but others may doubt because of the one pic. 

I stopped counting awhile ago, although i do keep track of what I have. There is a big difference between 500-1000. I think it should be broken up some more than that.

 

A best estimate puts me between 500-600, maybe even 600+. I really couldn't say.

 

Suffice it to say these numbers will come to me easier... ONCE MY TEST SERVER STARTS COOPERATING!!  :tfevil

 

ok time to take a break lol.

Multiples, like variants, don't count. :)

 

By the rules of the 2005 Survey Protocol, you would have approx. 1.5k TFs (give or take a few hundred figures) if you have virtually the entire collection of TFs.

 

Then there's Harold Tietjens (author of the Unofficial Recognition Guide)... who has a virtual complete collection of Transformers... in triplicate. :P